'genuine adaptation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe a process of creating something that is a faithful representation of something else, such as a movie adaptation of a book. For example: "The film adaptation of the novel was a genuine adaptation that stayed true to the original story."
Genuine adaptation, Jacob believes, means preparing for the inevitable deluge.
This paucity of disorder does not reflect phylogenetic relatedness, i.e. it is a result of genuine adaptation to extreme conditions.
These foregoing results suggest that the observed low disorder in hyperthermophiles reflects genuine adaptation at the level of genomes and/or individual proteins.
The SI values for each frequency pair [SI f1) and SI f2)] were very similar, leading to a distribution around the diagonal in the upper right quadrant of the plot for most of the values (Fig. 5); this demonstrates that the response did not depend on the frequencies presented, but reflected genuine adaptation elicited by the standard-deviant combination.
Removal of the mouse cross-hybridizing probes provides greater confidence that observations such as increased expression of IL-8 (202859_x_at), CXCL6 (206336_and, ANGPTL4PTL4 (223333_s_at) represent genuine adaptations of PC-3/PC3-M cells to in vivo growth.
On the other hand, it is possible that diminution of structural disorder in the course of adaptation to higher temperatures is a genuine adaptive trait.
There is a gulf between genuine, community-appropriate adaptation projects and private sector "green-washing" – good old-fashioned PR spin.
With such a normalization, a better threshold choice could also be made, which would then increase the number of genuine samples used for adaptation.
Our results indicate the increasing importance of overseas technological affiliates in the application of a GIS in the leading F&B MNEs, which determine the degree of their technological internationalisation. Two variants of technological affiliates reflect two broad knowledge-related activities, i.e. adaptation and genuine forms of knowledge creation.
That isn't quite true - Jane Austen is Jane Austen with the gloves off - but Davies has brought an unexpected intensity, a genuine passion, to his adaptation of Wharton's novel of love, cruelty and guile in America's high society of the early 20th century.
If wandering into a food court seems just too intimidating, there are some relatively clean, well-lit and decidedly tasty places to start exploring: Bijan: Among a cavalcade of imported restaurants and bars aimed at homesick expats, Bijan stands out as the only adaptation of genuine Malay flavours to the world of fine dining.
