Sentence examples for early adaption from inspiring English sources

Another early adaption was released in 1916, directed by Donald Crisp.

With the legendary Lon Chaney in the title role, this early adaption of Victor Hugo's famous novel remains one of the most iconic films in cinema history.

Transcripts relevant for invasion of host cells and early adaption of endocytosed SL1344, for instance, are represented in cluster II.

These mechanisms may represent an early adaption of the breast cancer cells to oestrogen deprivation in vivo.

Such measures are needed as patients with pneumonia are at high risk of death and would benefit from early adaption of therapy.

The independent adaptation events of Lb. plantarum to human gastrointestinal tract were also evidenced by transcriptome analyses [ 24], although Lb. plantarum strains isolated from the gastrointestinal tract or feces may be derived from human diet and may in fact reflect earlier adaption to other environmental niches such as fermentations of meat, plant, cheese or wine [ 25].

We had to use an early German adaption of the short 13 item SOC scale, because this particular version was chosen at the planning stage of the 10 year longitudinal study and wasn't changed later because of consistency of measurement.

The late response to waterlogging in maize roots involves a broad spectrum of genes, which are mainly associated with two response processes: defense at the early stage and adaption at the late stage.

Multiple trials are evaluating the effect of treatment adaption based on early PET evaluation on progression-free survival.

The differential expression phenotype of lpdA transcription revealed by our qRT-PCR experiment indicated that the lpdA was probably an early response gene involved in adaption to macrophage environment.

The statue is an adaption of an earlier sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens that at times topped both Madison Square Garden in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.