The phrase "environmental adaption" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of adjusting or changing in order to better fit into a particular environment or context. Example: The plants in this desert have undergone various environmental adaptations to survive the extreme heat and scarcity of water.
It will benefit research into the lifestyle, metabolism, environmental adaption and pathogenicity of the Neisseriaceae species.
Further pathway enrichment analysis identified a number of pathways with possible environmental adaption from eQTLs.
The high degree of conservation across pseudomonads with very different lifestyles indicates the importance of AmrZ for environmental adaption.
The programme includes daily clinical psychology (cognitive behavioural therapy, relaxation techniques), physiotherapy (progressive gym exercise programme), and occupational therapy (improving occupational function and environmental adaption).
The results of this study can help us to further understand the genetic diversity of P. chrysogenum and shed light on its evolution, biology, environmental adaption and application.
Under these circumstances, comparing patterns of morphological evolution to patterns of niche conservatism would allow one to determine the relative contributions of competitively-induced morphological change and environmental adaption to speciation and diversification in the group.
Several studies have revealed these genetics and environmental adaptions (summarized in Supplemental Table 1) by comparing Quechua born and raised at high altitude to those born and raised at sea level.
Emerging evidence indicates that auxin might play the role as mediator of environmental adaptions in plants [ 33, 34].
The results presented here show that AmrZ is an important global transcriptional regulator involved in environmental sensing and adaption.
Taken together these results indicate that AmrZ is likely to be an important transcriptional regulator implicated in environmental sensing and adaption.
These structures own natural or acquired capability in responding exteroceptives and capability of form, combination and behavior adaption with environmental conditions.
