Sentence examples for identification of adaptations from inspiring English sources
DiHPART's introduction included an orientation for district health management teams to provide an overview of the disease burden and its implications for current plans and activities, followed by identification of adaptations to align spending priorities with risk patterns.
Most research efforts have concentrated on the identification of adaptation measures and best practices for specific, local events and their impacts.
With the help of these analyses, our approach allows the identification of adaptation-related processes.
The availability of high throughput sequencing data has refined our understanding of functional genomics and gene expression and also the identification of adaptation mechanisms that may involve structural variations including gene duplication or transposition of mobile elements [ 1].
Our results also allow for the identification of adaptation mechanisms by comparing short (parabolic flight) and intermediate (sounding rocket) microgravity periods and spot those genes that convert from sensitive into stable and vice versa.
Recent research and policy attention has therefore focused on assessments of potential vulnerabilities and identification of adaptation strategies, policies, and measures (Lim and Spanger-Siegfried 2004; Willows and Connell 2003).
Critical research needs identified in the HSA included improved capacity and coordination of disease surveillance systems to accurately quantify the burden of food- and water-borne disease in the population, further evaluation of local contaminant source receptor relationships to aid risk assessments, and identification of adaptation alternatives.
Identification of such adaptations could provide invaluable cues for understanding the role of phenology and dioecy in the ecology and evolution of mutualisms.
Identification of adaptive evolution (positive selection) is fundamental to our understanding of the process of adaptation and diversifying selection.
Ostrom's design principles are used to test robustness of eight selected cases and identification of their adaptation patterns.
Surveillance of nonhuman mammalian hosts, especially any that harbor long infections or live in large groups, is important for the early identification of mammalian adaptation.
