Sentence examples for constrained adaptation from inspiring English sources

We assessed whether overlap in the encoding of two traits – here, the ability to perform different logic functions – constrained adaptation.

We describe the interface design rationale of cpol, which is based on constrained adaptation of the user interface while maintaining user control.

Temporal environmental variability may involve opposing selection pressures and thus constrain adaptation [13].

Correlated responses to selection can sometimes constrain adaptation.

Furthermore, population-specific maximum development temperatures along with musculoskeletal developmental trade-offs may constrain adaptation.

In contrast, gene flow could constrain adaptation if there is repeated introduction of alleles from maladapted landrace populations.

We next ask to what extent pleiotropy constrains adaptation of TEM-1 when exposed to both antibiotics simultaneously.

Firstly, low genetic diversity, where small or homogeneous populations lack the genetic "raw material" for adaptation is commonly assumed to constrain adaptation [ 5].

In natural field populations, many traits are under selection and genetic correlations among them may limit or constrain adaptation when multiple environmental changes occur.

Institutional organization may structure access to power and resources that facilitate or constrain adaptation for specific sets of actors, as shown for example by Eakin (2006).

The genetic covariance between spawning date and developmental rate could enhance or constrain adaptation, depending on its sign and magnitude (Lande and Arnold 1983).