Sentence examples for composition adaptation from inspiring English sources

Despite resilience on the landscape scale and various resistance strategies, plant composition adaptation to the ongoing climate change seems to take only 20 years on a local scale.

In [25] the authors present DAMASCo, a framework managing the discovery, composition, adaptation and monitoring of services in a context-aware fashion by taking into account semantic information rather than only the syntactic one.

Understanding rumen microbiome composition, adaptation, and function has global implications ranging from climatology to applied animal production.

Although this could indicate a bias linked to the small genome size of these viruses (around 5 kb), dsDNA viruses' genomes subsampled to similar sizes displayed a minimal signal loss, which suggests other mechanisms may be driving this lower genome composition adaptation in Microviridae.

Anthropometric (body composition) adaptations are also seen as chronic adaptations to resistance training.

Identifying responders to high-intensity PRT may allow for individually tailored lifestyle interventions in the future and development of cointerventions to optimize favorable body composition adaptations.

Future investigations should be directed toward understanding the heterogeneity in body composition adaptations to anabolic exercise in older adults with type 2 diabetes and to developing strategies to maximize these beneficial changes to improve metabolic health and future disease risk in this vulnerable cohort.

His main research interests are: self-adaptive (collective) systems, applied formal methods, run-time service composition and adaptation, specification and verification of component-based systems, dynamic software architectures.

Hired as a plant pathologist, Dr. Lyle helped breed various varieties as he investigated hybrids, genetic composition, cultural adaptation and fertilizer needs to achieve maximum results.

We conducted a 12-day mesocosm experiment in the Mediterranean Thau Lagoon (France), adding soil (simulated runoff) and fish (different food webs) in a 2 × 2 full factorial design and monitored phytoplankton composition, shade adaptation and stoichiometry.

Formal methods have provided a foundation for component-based software by successfully addressing challenging issues such as mathematical models for components, composition and adaptation, or rigorous approaches to verification, deployment, testing, and certification.