Sentence examples for decrease adaptation from inspiring English sources

This pilot randomized controlled trial tested the effectiveness of two interventions used to decrease adaptation difficulties by (a) providing knowledge of resources that are relevant to the Hong Kong context or (b) enhancing personal resilience in immigrants to Hong Kong from Mainland China.

One reason is that fitness in stressful environments can be low even for well-adapted individuals, leading to small population sizes that increase drift and inbreeding (Frankham 1995; Willi et al. 2006), which can further decrease adaptation and fitness (Falk et al. 2012).

Functional magnetic resonance imaging studies in patients with migraine reflect heightened sensory facilitation, decreased inhibition in response to sensory stimuli, and lack of or decreased adaptation to interictal stimuli [44].

This decreased adaptation was apparent throughout the entire movement.

A post-hoc analysis of the movement trajectories corresponding to low and high congruency indices further illustrated the decreased adaptation following difficult to categorize words.

Note that in both Fig. 4e and f, the trajectory starts with negative slope (dw /dt < 0 while dV / dt > 0) reflecting the decreasing adaptation current.

26, 27 Normal visual changes that occur with aging include presbyopia, decreased contrast sensitivity, decreased dark/light adaptation, and delayed glare recovery.

However the main results stands: cholinergic modulation consistent with down-regulation of the muscarine sensitive slow K-current convertypeype II neurons into type I. Finally, in the type I neurons a decrease of adaptation was observed, but they were already of the PRC type associated with a small amount of adaptation current and their PRC type also did not change.

It has been observed in many researches held in varying research designs with various patient groups that as the functioning of spirituality in the patients with HIV/AIDS increases, depression, hopelessness and level of anxiety decrease; and adaptation, life satisfaction and quality of life proliferate.

For example, genes from hatchery stocks that invade wild populations might decrease local adaptation.

Elevated expression could be a byproduct of increased stability, or it could independently increase mutational robustness by allowing the proteins to better tolerate mutations that decrease codon adaptation or reduce folding efficiency.