Sentence examples for consistent adaptation from inspiring English sources
The dynamic and changing nature of emergencies implies that consistent adaptation is necessary to ensure preparedness for future crises, and effective anticipation of trends for early action and recovery.
One parasite isolate showed consistent adaptation to its host genetic background for both measured traits, which was not observed when looking at the coevolved combinations separately (Table 2, Table 3).
Aside from variations in complexities and the effects of domain shuffling, adaptation speed appears much less variable as represented by the more consistent adaptation indices in the different lineages.
Increased involution of the shell (decreased UWI) therefore appears to represent a consistent adaptation toward improved hydrodynamic properties of the shell (decreased drag, increased streamlining) and consequently probably improved predation efficiency, increased food competition, increased predator escape, and/or improved search for mating partners and suitable spawning regions.
Both chorion complexes on X and 3L showed consistent adaptation across all diets, likely because substrate differences between wild (rotting fruit) and laboratory (solid agar media) settings would dramatically alter the fitness of egg chorion structural alleles because of differences in both water tension and oxygen availability.
Consistent "sequential adaptation" performance was found in subjects 9 (male), 6, and 10 (female).
These findings are consistent with adaptation to host and the possible involvement of SS1G_07749 in virulence.
We found soil-assorting non-synonymous SNPs in multiple genes annotated with functions that are consistent with adaptation to salinity.
However, common over-represented terms such as "glycosylation," "proteolysis," "cell adhesion" and "autophagy" are consistent with adaptation towards a parasitic lifestyle.
Thus, the Mantel test result for AHR2, showing the lack of a relationship of genetic diversity with geographic distance, is more consistent with adaptation to local environments.
This result indicates that the freshwater population evolved higher tolerance of low-salinity conditions, which would be consistent with adaptation to freshwater conditions following freshwater invasions.
