Sentence examples for general adaptations from inspiring English sources

Two types of design adaptations are also identified, which include foreseeable specific adaptations and unforeseeable general adaptations.

By discussing known extremophilic adaptations and applying them to a random, conserved protein, we have found that general adaptations are conserved and can be predicted in proposed extremophilic proteins.

Here we use a comparative study of murine rodent sperm and demonstrate that the apical hook and sperm cooperation are likely to be general adaptations to sperm competition in rodents.

Many convergent CNVs may be general adaptations to laboratory conditions.

To get an overview of the general adaptations during steady-state cultivation, Fisher's exact test was performed to identify cellular processes, which were affected by different osmolarities on the transcript level.

In this regard, comparisons with the aquatic members of the Alismatales will be necessary to distinguish between more general adaptations to the aquatic environment and those that are marine-specific.

There are no general conclusions for the general adaptation of all TEs because the number of putatively adaptive TEs favored on the AS are similar to the number of putative adaptive TEs favored on the ES and, therefore, we didn't recognize any overall deviation in favor of one slope.

In the sequel, we shall first give a short outline of the original adaptive scheme from [2], and then, we shall present the general adaptation strategy for the tracking algorithm presented above.

This three-part mechanism for coping with a stressor is called the general adaptation syndrome and appears to have evolved primarily to deal with systemic stressors.

Desoxycorticosterone. General adaptation syndrome.

The stress responses occurred in a certain pattern, known as the general adaptation syndrome or GAS.