Sentence examples for height adaptation from inspiring English sources

These cells fire a burst of spikes followed by regular firing and show a pronounced spike height adaptation after the initial spike that recovers (Fig. 4).

HEIGHT adaptations are essential to plant fitness and agricultural performance.

In domesticated crops, breeding efforts facilitating agricultural industrialization indirectly select height adaptations, maximizing yield under monoculture.

Height adaptations buffering yield against drought and other environmental factors are also desirably selected.

Seed dormancy and plant height contribute to adaptation by regulating the timing of germination and plant architecture, respectively.

They attributed this height difference to phenotypic adaptation to local environments.

The findings of a population-based prospective cohort study suggested that direct intrauterine exposure to smoke until late pregnancy leads to different height and weight growth adaptations and an increased risk of overweight and obesity in preschool children [ 32].

This idea is consistent with several previous arguments for local adaptation in human height.

If increased molar crown height is recognized as an adaptation for grass eating, it should be assumed that this bovid, displaying a higher degree of hypsodonty (although still brachydont) than P. ginsburgi mixed feeder, would evolve from an ancestor that enjoyed more grasses in the past.

Andrea Arnold's adaptation of "Wuthering Heights" (Oct . 5 stars James Howson, as Heathcliff, and Kaya Scodelario, as Cathy.

Tree height and crown allometries reflect adaptations for resource acquisition and structural stability, as well as plastic responses to a heterogeneous environment.