Sentence examples for for better adaptation from inspiring English sources
Specifically, various operating conditions for the RED unit are investigated for better adaptation to the hybrid system.
Ten years after Cyclone Nargis, some villages have received new cement tanks to hold fresh water, but there remains a pressing need for better adaptation planning.
This implies that farmers who have large farm size have high probability to diversify crops for better adaptation options.
Phenotypic alteration by an organism in an imposed condition has been considered an important strategy for better adaptation [29].
Tutoring during holidays usually denotes two scenarios: one where recreation time is sacrificed for subjects performed poorly to make up for the adaptation crisis; and the other one, in which future lessons are previewed for better adaptation in the new semester.
The study by Demastes et al. 19964 clearly brings out a role that the conception of "need" plays in the student's understanding of evolutionary change, particularly the role "need" plays in causing evolutionary change for better adaptation of the organisms to their environmental conditions.
There should be urgent needs for addressing the farmers' problems to enhance community resilience through supporting them for the choice of better adaptation strategies.
Furthermore, these emerging properties of urban neighborhoods directly affect (1) the mitigation strategies for a better adaptation, (2) design performance metrics of neighborhoods for the green building rating systems, and (3) socio-environmental factors.
Second, it allows for a better adaptation of the base structure to each query, because each log can be kept by a different structure.
Our data confirmed that B. pertussis population is dynamic and is continuously evolving [6], [13], [21], suggesting that the bacterium uses gene loss as one strategy for its better adaptation to the highly vaccinated populations.
Perhaps, loss of Stx genes has provided advantages to the bacteria for a better adaptation to the human hosts as causing severer disease offers little benefit to the organisms for long term survival.
