Sentence examples for demonstration of adaptive from inspiring English sources

Whilst the visuo-motor data corroborates the recent data of Stetson et al. [1], the auditory and tactile data form the first demonstration of adaptive temporal realignment of audio-motor and tactile-motor perception.

Our demonstration of adaptive phenotypic plasticity in the LPJ of A. cf. citrinellus suggests that this could be a crucial factor in ecological speciation and adaptive radiation in the repeated Amphilophus crater-lake radiations and possibly in other cichlid clades as well [ 30, 31].

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Our data provide the first demonstration of the adaptive immunological response to female odor stimuli through induction of nonspecific immune responses in the upper respiratory tract.

The progress of the ancestral WS to SM-LR and hardy WS-lineages is a further demonstration of the adaptive powers and ecological success of microorganisms such as P. fluorescens SBW25.

These findings thus provide a mechanistic rationale for the observed evolutionary stasis, and indicate which environmental conditions and system properties would be optimal for an experimental demonstration of the adaptive evolution of regulatory responses.

In particular, a comprehensive demonstration of beneficial or adaptive TGP is difficult, as this requires examination of parental fitness in the parental environment as well as offspring fitness in the offspring environment (Donohue and Schmitt 1998; Wolf et al. 1998).

Since recent data from Next Generation Sequencing (Gui et al, 2011) show that bladder carcinomas contain numerous non-silent mutations, and thus potential neo-antigens, our demonstration of a role of adaptive immune responses to tumour neo-antigens in the mouse model of bladder cancer is relevant to the human setting.

A particularly relevant example is the demonstration of 'evolutionary rescue' through new adaptive mutations in laboratory yeast populations exposed to stressful environments (Bell and Gonzalez 2009).

Demonstrations of PID and adaptive model-based predictive control are being presented via cosimulation, utilizing virtual software environments for continuous casting simulation and distributed parameter control systems, respectively.

It describes a model of a fluid catalytic cracking unit, followed by a demonstration of the capabilities of real-time adaptive modeling in application to this simulation.