Sentence examples for fixed adaptation from inspiring English sources
The response of any alga to UV-B exposure is determined by the interplay of genetically fixed adaptation and physiological acclimation (Bischof et al. 2006).
The genome information and phenotypic data obtained in vitro and in a chicken infection model provided little evidence of fixed adaptation to a specific host.
The algorithm with a fixed adaptation step size corresponds to a first-order system.
Specific and fixed adaptation is an effective strategy where a single factor or two straightforwardly interacting factors continuously dominate in time and space.
The low predictability of intensity and seasonality of both predation pressure and dominance of toxic cyanobacteria should lead to the evolution of plastic instead of fixed adaptations [ 6].
By conducting experiments under identical temperature regimes with limpets of all populations, it will be possible to test whether the observed differences are caused by phenotypic plasticity or partially represent intrinsically fixed adaptations of the populations to their environment.
John Ray developed an influential natural theology of rational order; in his taxonomy, species were static and fixed, their adaptation and complexity designed by God, and varieties showed minor differences caused by local conditions.
He showed that the sizes of the factors fixed during adaptation assume an exponential distribution.
The modern evolutionary synthesis in the early 20th century resulted in competing models describing the relative distribution of effect sizes of the mutations fixed during adaptation [ 1].
In addition, Orr (1998) showed that the distribution of fitness effect sizes of alleles fixed during adaptation is approximately exponential and that this result is nearly independent of the distribution of mutational effects.
Evidence for fixed host adaptation in a rare ST has been provided recently for sequence type ST-3704 [ 21, 39], a C. jejuni variant from bank voles, which failed to colonize chickens.
