Sentence examples for differences in adaptability from inspiring English sources
Differing levels of genetic diversity in nature could contribute to differences in adaptability of virus populations and, consequently, differences in host and geographic range, as well as in overcoming seasonal bottlenecks.
We conclude that differences in co-infection rate and consequently the effective recombination rate provide a mechanistic explanation for these differences in adaptability.
Difference in adaptability responses to stress has been observed amongst bird species, strains, and individuals.
Results of the cold tolerance score calculations (Fig. 2a) indicated significant differences in the adaptability of the Shewanella strains to low temperature.
We hypothesized that the expansion of WAA in recent years is related to differences in low-temperature adaptability between these clades.
Although many kinds of vegetables can be processed, there are marked varietal differences within each species in adaptability to a given method.
Differences in dispersal ability and adaptability can cause very different outcomes, as respectively exemplified in the following two species studies, brown bears and artic fox.
We investigated whether these regions were PAIs, which could account for the putative differences in the pathogenesis and/or adaptability of strains WS105 and WS74 compared with the other strains, as discussed in the next section.
We observed large interindividual differences in fibre type adaptation after the same training stimulus, which could be attributed to the heterogeneity of the participants' basal fibre type compositions and the differences in individual adaptability of the skeletal muscles [ 5].
The non-redundancy was shown by the adaptability and differences in segmental motor strategies as a function of reaching direction along the vertical axis and in the horizontal plane.
This study was undertaken to test the hypothesis that variations in leaf anatomy and morphology of E. angustifolia reflect their adaptability to the differences in the microclimate that occur within the canopy of single trees.
