Sentence examples for development of adaptations from inspiring English sources

"Patents covering new methods of use or new forms incentivize development of adaptations of drugs that are often highly valued in developing countries, such as heat-stabilized medicines for places that lack reliable refrigeration capacity," she said.

For these participants, individual organisms do not adapt to their environments yet the environment fails to play a role in determining the survivability of traits and hence the development of adaptations.

Thus, the phylogenetic development of adaptations depends on the age of the ecosystem, and also on the dominating plant families that colonized these ecosystems originally.

These reductions appear to have been conferred by undertaking the hydration match in a euhydrated state, optimising sodium intake and minimising body mass losses; however, the development of adaptations related to heat acclimatisation on these reductions cannot be overlooked.

Immigration occurs globally, and immigrants are vulnerable to the development of adaptation difficulties.

Assessment of future regional climates is of growing importance in the development of adaptation plans by policymakers.

But development of adaptation strategies requires clear understanding of the impact of rainfall variability on different ecosystems, particularly those that support already vulnerable societies (Stige et al. [2006]).

The case illustrates the need to incorporate the wealth of knowledge, techniques, and experience extant at the community level in the development of adaptation planning.

Adequate assessment of these shifts by means of crop modelling will promote understanding of the processes affecting the threats to crop production for specific regions and allow the development of adaptation strategies for climate change.

The EC-FP7 project CC-TAME (Climate Change – Terrestrial Adaptation and Mitigation in Europe) aimed to prepare fine-scale studies not only for the assessment of the climate protecting effects of forests, but also for the development of adaptation strategies in forestry, agriculture and water management for the next decades.

Typically underlying claims of this sort is the belief that Darwinian evolution, by providing a relevant account of the origin and development of adaptation, diversity, and the like, has explained away the alleged design in the biological realm — and an attendant designer — in much the same way that kinetic theory has explained away caloric.