Sentence examples for competence adaptation from inspiring English sources

It is well known that major attributes of successful elite strains, such as saprophytic competence, adaptation to stressful conditions and nodulation competitiveness must be expressed when free-living.

The program is based on a competence and adaptation rather than a pathology foundation and it shifts the discourse from causes to effects of illness.

Consequently, no common definition of cultural competence or adaptation emerged from the included studies.

Environmental factors need to support and reinforce older adults' competence, facilitate adaptation, and compensate for activity limitations [ 39].

The quorum sensing phenomenon of Azospirillum species is strain-specific and seems to regulate functions linked to rhizosphere competence and adaptation to plant roots [ 46].

Quorum-sensing regulation in several strains of A. lipoferum modulates functions related to rhizosphere competence and adaptation, such as pectinase activity, siderophore synthesis, and IAA production.

Which competences are necessary for adaptation, e.g., with respect to content or technical features?

There are several potential lines of enquiry to assess flightlessness in pterosaurs: their bone structure, flight adaptations, terrestrial competence and depositional context.

Initial studies investigated competence based on external criteria of adaptation, such as social, academic and behavioral competence, expected for a given age and a given culture [ 16].

Developing a sense of well-being and achieving maternal role competence are considered critical components of maternal adaptation.

Becoming familiar with Bennett's indicators of cultural competence, and working to advance toward the adaptation phase, will give you the Insider's Edge in dealing with diversity in the scientific workplace.