Sentence examples for facilitating adaptation to from inspiring English sources

The fact that viruses invest in modifying the D1 proteins led to the hypothesis that an adaptive role for this function is involved, facilitating adaptation to harsh light conditions or modifying the D1 role for their selfish benefits (a more stable D1 that is functional only for the short time of infection).

This could also be due to bilateral balanced occlusion facilitating adaptation to the new denture as stated by Rehmann et al. [36].

FNR is, a sensor of oxygen that controls genes involved in facilitating adaptation to growth under oxygen limiting conditions, was induced by oxygen limitation [31].

However, mate choice also exerts directional selection on male attributes indicated by the signal trait that confer high fitness in the given environment, thereby facilitating adaptation to the prevailing environment [12], [13].

The CDSs on chromosome 1 are thought to be largely involved in housekeeping functions, such as metabolism, whereas those on chromosome 2 appear to encode accessory functions facilitating adaptation to atypical conditions, osmotic protection, secondary metabolism, iron acquisition and gene regulation [14].

Thus gene conversion may be an effective evolutionary mechanism facilitating adaptation to environmental changes.

This also implies that projects like '10,000 Steps' would need to innovate regularly (e.g. by anticipating and facilitating adaptations) to sustain high levels of interest in both adopters and citizens.

This suggests an important role for SDs in adaptive evolution: they might have facilitated adaptation to changes especially when a diversity of responses was advantageous [ 14, 41, 42, 44- 47].

Furthermore, admixture between genetically differentiated populations could facilitate adaptation to climate change via the introduction of locally adapted alleles (Jump and Peñuelas 2005; Yeaman and Jarvis 2006; Paul et al. 2011; Anderson et al. 2012a; Aitken and Whitlock 2013).

These data suggest that evolutionary forces select for presence of HTs in specific prokaryotic genes and genetic lineages, possibly to facilitate adaptation to specific ecological niches and lifestyles (e.g., host adapted life styles).

The environment-related process proposed by Gligor et al. [ 30] implies an adaptive value of hybridization in the gradient zone, which facilitates adaptation to changing environmental conditions.