Sentence examples for evolve adaptation from inspiring English sources

Examples are drawn from 5 years of climate change adaptation research with Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara communities to highlight learning that could help to evolve adaptation of modernity to climate change.

However, the major barrier of such a transition is that animal pathogens need long secondary transmission chains to evolve adaptation to the novel host.

A pesticide might incidentally and quickly reduce the abundance of a nontarget insect species, which to persist must evolve adaptation to the novel toxin.

Third, given certain genotypes become better adapted than their competitors to disturbed environments, they can then evolve adaptations to increase the environmental disturbance from which they benefit, i.e. become proactive invaders (Brown et al. 2008).

He explained that the word "learning" implied a brain and should be reserved for animals: "Animals can exhibit learning, but plants evolve adaptations".

Such a "waiting for resistance or tolerance to evolve" strategy may be risky, however, as some hosts may fail to evolve adaptations to novel pathogens [18].

Consequently, females are expected to evolve adaptations either to counteract the plugging [ 21] or to take control over plug effectiveness.

The potential for introduced species to rapidly evolve adaptations to newly encountered habitats can contribute critically to their success and spread as invasives.

Second, organisms which exploit, through repeated generations, regularly appearing environmental disturbances (for instance new forest patches following the death of a mature tree) can evolve adaptations favouring their growth in these disturbed environments (Crawley 1997).

More plausible theories relate it to an evolved adaptation to protect the woman and her fetus from potentially dangerous foods.

With our framework, we enable the design of comprehensible and dependable dynamically evolving adaptation logics.