Sentence examples for conservative adaptation from inspiring English sources
The above findings suggest that if a conservative adaptation strategy is adopted (i.e., farmers adjust livestock density based on the lowest productivity in the past decade), farmers who confronted to the increased interannual variability in grassland production may, in the future, benefit less from the productivity increase or suffer more losses from the productivity decrease.
Less visible, but still influential, was the new ordinal which provided for Protestant pastors rather than Catholic priests, an admittedly conservative adaptation of Bucer's draft; its Preface explicitly mentions the historic succession but it has been described as "... another case of Cranmer's opportunist adoption of medieval forms for new purposes".
Because of the fine-grained distributions of fishes [4], [11], we defined as restricted-range species those with known distributions not exceeding 10.000 km2, a conservative adaptation of the larger threshold of 50.000 km2 pioneered for birds [18].
Such experiments have revealed a predominantly deleterious range of phenotypic effects for new mutations in several traits and only a very low frequency of advantageous effects, suggesting a history of conservative adaptation in populations, maintained by purifying selection, with rare progressive steps.
Inclusion criteria are (1) adults (aged ≥ 18 years), (2) with fecal incontinence complaints due to different etiologies persisting for at least six months, (3) having a Vaizey incontinence score of at least 12, (4) and failure of conservative treatment (including dietary adaptations and pharmacological agents).
Inclusion criteria are (1) adults (aged ≥ 18 years), (2) FI complaints due to different etiologies persisting for at least six months, (3) Vaizey incontinence score of at least 12 [ 28], (4) and failure of conservative treatment (including dietary adaptations and pharmacological agents).
Past survey on Chinese lexicography underlined the conservative nature and lack of adaptation of corpora and other technological innovations (Huang et al. 2016).
The Bridget Jones movies have always had a conservative bent (essentially being Jane Austen adaptations set in a white version of modern London), but the new film goes a little further, with a bizarre scene in which Bridget flees an amniocentesis needle, thereby refusing to check her foetus for chromosomal abnormalities.
This mesh adaptation step embeds a conservative remapping procedure to satisfy consistency with Euler equations.
Moreover, M robust approach is conservative and may degrade without further adaptation [15 20].
Using ubiquitous compounds, such as green leaf volatiles, for host location by general parasitoids could be an adaptation of the most conservative evolution of tritrophic interaction.
