Sentence examples for hence adaptations from inspiring English sources

While they are products of natural selection, and hence adaptations, these programs need not be currently adaptive.

Hence, adaptations of the methodology are needed, such as more conceptual and qualitative tools and explicit inclusion of eco-design indicators as a response variable in, for example, Design of Experiments.

Hence adaptation coping with such influent stream changes is required for most pH control systems.

Coupling of mutation landscapes and fitness landscapes leads to localization and hence adaptation and evolution.

Some of this uncertainty is likely to be irreducible; hence, adaptation should focus on current patterns of inequity in vulnerability.

Good testing relies on tight and consistent closed-loop control — yet the plant's dynamic behaviour is a function of the test-piece's stiffness, which is probably unknown a priori and which may vary during the test: hence adaptation is required for acceptable performance.

Hence, adaptation leads to a mutual activation of cells belonging to a common neuronal assembly reinforcing the idea of cellular mechanisms involving local cortical networks.

Hence, adaptation did not modify host ranking with regards to performance.

Hence, adaptation rates may be expected to be optimised for signal and noise propagation.

Hence, adaptation effects can just as well rely on numerical adaptation as on adaptation to visual confounds co-varying with number.

Hence, adaptation to the underlying diabetes may have led to response shift occurring in subjects with diabetes and co-existing heart disease but not with hypertension.