Sentence examples for compromise adaptation from inspiring English sources

Theory suggests that high gene flow between populations in different environments can compromise adaptation, leading to population declines and possible extirpation (Boulding and Hay 2001).

The ability of cells to induce UPR declines with aging indicating that cellular senescence can compromise adaptation processes associated with increased ER stress [ 11].

On the one hand, these models (especially equation 1) can overestimate the critical rate of environmental change if pleiotropy, population size, demography, or environmental stochasticity, or interspecific competition somehow compromise adaptation.

However, once establishment in the new environment is confirmed gene flow from nonadapted populations should be ceased or kept at a relatively low level as high levels of gene flow likely compromise adaptation (Gomulkiewicz et al. 1999; Boulding and Hay 2001; Garant et al. 2007; Hendry et al. 2011).

We previously found that Ku86 deficiency compromises adaptation of cells to high NaCl [ 6].

Frequent releases or escapes from such facilities can cause maladaptive gene flow that compromises adaptation in wild populations (Hindar et al. 2006).

4. Deciding what is "right," rather than what is acceptable, in order to meet the boundary conditions.. What will fully satisfy the specifications before attention is given to the compromises, adaptations, and concessions needed to make the decision acceptable? 5. Building into the decision the action to carry it out.

With two individuals required to coexist in enclosed spaces for extended periods of time, domesticity requires substantial quantities of compromise and adaptation simply to avoid mayhem.

Ducks represent an interesting compromise of adaptation for efficient locomotion in two media on land and in water.

The duck leg represents an interesting compromise of adaptation for efficient locomotion in two media, i.e. on land and in water; it is expected that adaptations which are beneficial to swimming will create a leg morphology which differs from that of a strictly cursorial species such as the chicken.

Against the background of a possibly compromised functional adaptation, the relationship between the height of the articular tubercle was analyzed as a function of the amount of divergence between the maxilla and the mandible.