Sentence examples for common adaptation from inspiring English sources

SUL1 gene amplification was a common adaptation in continuous cultures under sulfate limitation, occurring in 15 of 16 adapted clones from various experimental evolutions [ 4].

Patterns may be startling (dymantic), as seen in the mane of the male lion or hamadryas baboon, warning (sematic), as seen in the bold pattern of skunks, or concealing (cryptic), perhaps the most common adaptation of pelage colour.

Planting trees was found to be the single most common adaptation strategy in the study area.

The microbial biofilm is a common adaptation of natural bacteria and other microorganisms.

In particular, the method is shown to outperform other common adaptation strategies, which, while sometimes adequate for static problems, struggle in the presence of mesh motion.

Early planting, terracing, irrigation, and water harvesting follow tree planting as the next common adaptation strategies in the order they are listed.

He said the most common adaptations that people discuss on the Web site include push-button transmissions and retractable auxiliary wheels that can be lowered to provide stability at low speeds.

However, the molecules that contribute to oxidative stress also appear to participate in vital cell signaling activity that supports health and stimulates favorable adaptations to exercise training, such that inhibiting ROS formation prevents common adaptations to training.

Also under litter cover, D. muscorum showed three common adaptations to shade conditions: a decrease in the light compensation point, in the light intensity needed to achieve 95% of maximal net photosynthesis, and in the chlorophyll a/b ratio.

Some of these traits are common adaptations to life in the water in oryzomyines.

Many of these traits are common adaptations to life in the water in oryzomyines.