Sentence examples for faster adaption from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, studies on brewing strains of S. cerevisiae concluded that the faster adaption to higher salt concentration compared to a laboratory strain was achieved by higher expression levels of genes involved in protein synthesis [ 51].

An L1 adaptive autopilot is then designed, which allows to achieve fast adaption to system parameters' changes and robustness of the closed loop system.

This results in increased flexibility and fast adaption to a changing infrastructure.

This could offer novel eco-friendly and cost effective ways to combat the fast adaption of Tribolium against several insecticides and respective resistance development [ 60, 61] and thus improve the protection of stored agricultural products [ 62] against migrating beetles [ 63].

The insect possesses many interesting biological traits, including its ability to manipulate the development of its host plants [ 16], fast adaption to host resistance [ 17, 18], genomic imprinting [ 14, 19] and extensive E-chromosome elimination [ 14, 20].

These results demonstrate that promiscuous heterochromatin assembly generates epigenetic mutations that provide fast adaptions to heterochromatin stress.

For many calves, solid side stalls at an AMF resulted faster in adaption than the steel bar stalls.

Our results suggest a model for genome evolution where a conserved core is located in the chromosome while factors affecting pathogenicity are located on a more plastic plasmidome to allow faster environmental adaption without disturbing core functions.

However, this is not possible for HSUPA since the uplink is nonorthogonal, therefore, fast power control is needed for fast link adaption.

Hereby, intussusceptive angiogenesis might primarily represent a general fast recovery adaption to growth requirements [ 14] and to a rapid expansion of pre-existing pleural expansion.

Based on the merits of the standard super-twisting (ST) algorithm and fast reaching law with adaption, a novel adaptive-gain fast super-twisting (AGFST) algorithm is proposed for the finite-time fault tolerant attitude control problem of the RLV without any knowledge of the bounds of uncertainties and actuator faults.