Sentence examples for environments adaptive from inspiring English sources

This kind of clear differentiation among genotypes of any subspecies may be because of their different growth environments, adaptive traits and evolutionary patterns.

In populations inhabiting heterogeneous environments adaptive trait divergence in the absence of gene flow is both predicted by theoretical models [ 1- 3] and supported by a large number of studies demonstrating a generally negative relationship between levels of population connectivity and the degree of adaptive divergence in the traits under study [ 4- 8].

Two processes can facilitate persistence of populations challenged with a rapidly changing environment: adaptive phenotypic plasticity and genetic adaptation.

In the benign environment, adaptive mutations identified in the endpoint populations were between nucleotide positions 181 to 2772, spanning several genes, and were classified into four functional groups (Table 4).

To facilitate decision-making in this contentious environment, adaptive management was initiated with a goal of identifying a sustainable horseshoe crab harvest strategy that protects red knots and enables learning about how the system functions (McGowan et al. 2009, 2011).

The proposed microlens is robust and can be used potentially in medical imaging systems, for example, a dynamic environment and adaptive optics.

As such Anadol's installation points to a possible future where architecture is perhaps more fluid and changing in its appearance, responsive to its environment and adaptive to the changes in the city or town it inhabits.

This large number reflects a high degree of adaptability and the presence of mechanisms and structures involved in the exploration of the bacterial environment and adaptive colonisation.

environment-adaptive routing algorithm.

This paper experimentally and analytically evaluates the heat rejection/retention performance of a lightweight 100 W-class re-deployable radiator with environment-adaptive functions.

An assumption of our experimental model is that simple and complex resource environments correspond to adaptive landscapes that are "smooth" and additive, and "rugged" and epistatic, respectively.