Sentence examples for down the adaptation from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that different forms of rigidity in the individual behaviour of farmers slow down the adaptation of the agricultural sector.

Based on these predictions, we argue that the magnitude of this MHC specificity and polymorphism-dependent release mechanism is large enough to play an essential role in slowing down the adaptation of HIV-1 to the proteasome and TAP.

Figure 7b d break down the adaptation scenario asset performances into their respective pillar components for Environmental Landd Value, Economicc (Goods and Services), and Social and Cultural Values (Social Mapping Indicators).

Regretfully, I turn down the movie adaptation and my dreams of a pool in LA fade to nothing.

There was a quiet moment before the candles-and-cake scene when Ms. Turner stood by the bar at the China Club, on Eighth Avenue at 47th Street, and delivered an unprintable, one-word reply to ANNE BANCROFT for putting down the stage adaptation of "The Graduate".

In some cases, cultivars with major genes for resistance have broken down because of the adaptation of BPH population to highly resistant varieties.

To identify the molecular components involved in body fluid homeostasis, the change of expression of each gene during adaptation of euryhaline fishes to different salinities is a potential useful marker since the genes involved are expected to be drastically up- or down-regulated during the adaptation.

In the most extreme case, Selye argued, stress could wear down the body's adaptation mechanisms, resulting in death.

Mr. Hassler said that Ms. Meyer was involved in "every panel of every page" of the adaptation, down to the dialogue balloons.

For this reason, the echo canceller is usually equipped with a double-talk detector (DTD), in order to slow down or completely halt the adaptation process during double-talk periods [6, 7].

The adaptation necessarily cut down what was presumably a three-hour play into about forty minutes of libretto, to make room for songs in the intermissionless ninety-five minutes.