Sentence examples for establishment and adaptation from inspiring English sources

Apart from a possible contribution to defense mechanisms, ricinine may play a role in engaging or modifying primary metabolism, which may be an important prerequisite for successful seedling establishment and adaptation.

From an applied point of view, some of these highly transferred genes are likely to provide a critical advantage in the establishment and adaptation of the bacteria to their niche, and could be used as potential targets for antimicrobial agents.

In spite of the limitations, this study should be recognised for establishment and adaptation of the Chinese version of the AS-20, and identification of the psychometric properties of the AS-C.

This question can be particularly well studied in cases of recent island colonization, since this provides insights into the early phases of establishment and adaptation in a population context.

The establishment, maintenance, and adaptation of routes are realized through SDN commands in SDN-capable networking devices, issued by the FiWi SDN controller in collaboration with the MANET SDN controller.

These findings provide insight into the mechanisms underlying temperature tolerance and adaptation during seedling establishment.

However, the success of agroecological management is often dependent on the efficient organization of labor supply, and it usually requires some additional time for learning and adaptation for the establishment of an agroecological system (Tripp, 2008).

It was hypothesized that these bursts could be a consequence of the evolutionary pressure resulting from migration of Schistosoma from Asia to Africa and their establishment in this new environment, helping both speciation and adaptation [ 23].

This report adds new insights to the understanding of biomass allocation and adaptation to different temperatures during seedling establishment.

Within this variation, we found evidence of local adaptation in A. gerardii performance (establishment and vegetative cover) at xeric locations along the climatic gradient, suggesting prevailing local adaptation under abiotic stress.

Differences between T. odontotermitis and its close relatives may reflect adaptations for symbiosis establishment and for competition with other microbes.