Sentence examples for differences in adaptation from inspiring English sources
There are no consistent differences in adaptation across different regions.
Investigating and comparing F. heteroclitus from these three sites provides the opportunity to study similarities and differences in adaptation to differing chemical pollutant and resistance to general stress conditions among populations.
The differences in adaptation time to diet and different hindgut location between these studies may explain the discrepancy results of LPS production in hindgut digesta.
To examine potential differences in adaptation among the treatments with different ancestors we first conducted a two-factor ANOVA with interaction on the relative fitness data, where ancestor and treatment were the main effects.
For example, genomes of the cyanobacteria Synechococcus sp. from differing habitat types exhibited marked differences, consistent with differences in adaptation to disturbance (Palenik et al. 2006).
This may be due to differences in adaptation between short and longer term exposures, as different compensatory pathways may become activated at early time points and decreased at later time points to ameliorate the biological effects of the exposure [ 20].
Possibly, the self-controlled nature of the running training, despite being verified for compliance, contributed to the observed differences in adaptations between the two types of endurance training, as well.
What would you say is the biggest difference in adaptation from Season 1 to Season 3? —HeHateMe, Colorado Why does he hate you?
At stimulus reappearance the difference in adaptation state between model neurons that code a recently dominant percept and those coding the other percept causes the recently dominant percept to win the competition.
Whether this is due to experimental differences, such as plant age or UV wavelength or reflects a species-specific difference in adaptation with respect to the phenylpropanoids that are synthesized remains to be investigated.
