Sentence examples for coordinated adaptation from inspiring English sources
In such a situation, TCE reasoning suggests internal (hierarchical) governance to prevail because of its superior ability to foster coordinated adaptation.
This may enable organisms highly coordinated adaptation to changing environments.
Meanwhile, sterol biosynthetic genes showed a coordinated adaptation in the late culture cycle.
Another issue is that this sort of system has to handle coordinated adaptations of several – possibly distributed – instances of a same component type.
Above a certain level of accumulated stress, epigenetic changes become the primary factor in coordinating adaptive gene expression [ 42– 44], thus mediating medium- to long-term adaptation.
In Section 4, we describe the WisperNet coordinated spatial adaptation scheme.
According to the resource allocation and muting decision made in the central scheduler, MCS selection is done in each eNB for the UEs with and without CoMP assistance by coordinated link adaptation, as shown in Fig. 6.
The C. difficile spo0A gene is a global transcriptional regulator that controls diverse sporulation, virulence and metabolic phenotypes coordinating pathogen adaptation to a wide range of host interactions.
A better understanding of how p53 coordinates metabolic adaptation will facilitate the identification of novel therapeutic targets and will also illuminate the wider role of p53 in human biology.
The popularity of the approach has led to a proliferation of ontologies, and in turn to the creation of the Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) consortium which has created an evolving set of shared principles that coordinate the adaptation and development of existing ontologies (5).
Despite recent advances in the understanding of hydrolytic enzyme regulation, less is known about how different carbon sources are sensed and which signalling cascades are subsequently activated, thus coordinating the adaptation of cellular metabolism and hydrolase secretion to the respective carbon source [ 16, 31, 32].
