Sentence examples for fostering adaptation from inspiring English sources

There are some hints that wealthier countries are beginning to shift their focus toward fostering adaptation to warming outside their own borders.

Helpful resources and strategies fostering adaptation and mastery of self-care were garnered, as illustrated by participant comments.

Beyond clinical implications in fostering adaptation, further research needs to address the processes of adjustment to an ostomy and clinical means to support adaptation among teens and their family.

Empirical research has shown that access to capital financial, human, physical, and social is critical for building resilience and fostering adaptation to environmental stresses.

CONCLUSIONS: Family functioning may be a salient target for fostering adaptation to chronic childhood illness.

Important modifications could already be introduced to the operational goals of conservation programmes, which emphasize demographic persistence and the preservation of (all) genetic variation in ways that are not always compatible with fostering adaptation to current conditions (Stockwell et al. 2003, 2006).

I know that cooperation can foster adaptation.

Evolutionary change through time and evolutionary diversification (multiplication of species) are not directly promoted by natural selection, but they often ensue as by-products of natural selection as it fosters adaptation to different environments.

Empirical findings on actors' roles and responsibilities in the climate change adaptation process are rare even though cooperation between private and public actors is perceived important to foster adaptation in agriculture.

Recent findings suggest that the absence of an obvious sexual lifestyle does not necessarily result in limited genetic diversity, and that in particular genomic rearrangements can foster adaptation (Figs. 1 and 2).

However, inspired by recent reports we argue that such organisms can be as persistent as organisms with conventional sexual cycles through the use of other mechanisms, such as genomic rearrangements, to foster adaptation.