Sentence examples for formation and adaptation from inspiring English sources
Over the ensuing decades, the behavior family therapy principles were applied and adapted to promote children's adjustment to address family formation and adaptation (Family Check-Up model), family disruption and maladaptation (Parent Management Training Oregon model), and family attenuation and dissolution (Treatment Foster Care Oregon model).
The learning process is critical to the formation and adaptation of organizational routines, which include rules of thumb, guidelines, templates, and protocols [51].
Osseointegration, a continuous process, represents the coupling of the osteoclast and osteoblast activity for bone repair, formation, and adaptation to function [3, 4].
This study examined factors that might facilitate or hinder self-identity formation and adaptation to athletic retirement among a sample of competitive athletes.
The results supported the hypothesis that genome structure variations, especially CNVs, may be raised by isolated evolutions and shaped by breed formation and adaptation [ 18].
Several indicators of increased bone resorption were evident in 12-week HRHF rats, while 12-week LRHF and HRLF rat had indicators of increased bone formation and adaptation.
Decline in mental performance, including deficits in memory formation, learning and adaptation to novelty are hallmarks of aging.
Some of the studied genes were putatively involved in wood formation, growth, and adaptation to biotic and abiotic factors, and were selected based on previous studies (Pavy, Deschênes, et al. 2013).
Evidence accumulated over the last decade has shown that glial cells not only support neuronal survival but also contribute significantly to the formation, operation and adaptation of neural networks (Wang & Bordey 2008).
Typically, vesicularisation ability and bilayer adaptability of such preparations is proportional, and arguably depends upon, the dynamic and stress-dependent molecular re-arrangement during aggregate formation and bilayer adaptation.
Wnt signalling is suggested to play an important role in bone formation and bone adaptation to mechanical loading [ 115, 116].
