Sentence examples for elaborate adaptations from inspiring English sources

It is the central insight that Darwin (and Wallace) used to explain the elaborate adaptations they and many others had observed in living creatures.

Instead, R-M systems display elaborate adaptations that enhance their target specificity and DNA-binding and manipulation capabilities in the form of specialized DNA-binding domains and accessory subunits such as helicases and MORC ATPases [ 120, 195, 196].

In the course of tens of thousands of years of co-existence with its human host, H. pylori has evolved elaborate adaptations that allow it to persist in the hostile environment of the stomach in the face of a vigorous innate and adaptive immune response.

In 1933 McLeod helmed Alice in Wonderland, an elaborate adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic novels.

An elaborate adaptation of Walt Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," the piece is Ms. Higdon's most trenchant work and among her loveliest, qualities undiminished in this skillful reduction.

But the $270 million production budget for three movies the first episode, titled Lord of the Rings, and two sequels, all of which were filmed at the same time is the most elaborate adaptation yet.

Thus, it is not surprising that some of the most elaborate evolutionary adaptations of an organism are revealed during this period.

Migratory birds have evolved elaborate physiological adaptations to travelling, the implications for their susceptibility to avian influenza are however unknown.

Finally, we comment on the behavior and performance of the proposed algorithm and we qualitatively elaborate potential adaptations to other physical models.

Although elaborate behavioural adaptations may be required, the direct acquisition of host CHCs appears to be an evolutionarily parsimonious mechanism for taxonomically distant parasites such as M. ponerophila.

This extraordinary ability to thrive in the face of a robust and vigorous local and systemic immune response is due to elaborate evolutionary adaptations of H. pylori that allow the bacteria to not only escape detection by pattern recognition receptors on innate immune cells, but to also evade adaptive immunity.