Sentence examples for identifying the adaptive from inspiring English sources
The socio-economic approach focuses on identifying the adaptive capacity of individuals or communities based on their internal characteristics.
The research article focuses on identifying the adaptive variation in response to high-temperature stress across an elevation gradient in natural Arabidopsis thaliana populations.
This study focuses on identifying the adaptive variation in response to high-temperature stress across an elevation gradient in natural A. thaliana populations.
New research has identified the adaptive behaviour among some males of the widow spider genus.
They need to identify the adaptive challenges with input from throughout the company, leaders need to pinpoint just how a company's value systems or methods of collaboration need to change.
In ways that suggest Mr. Keltner must be a highly amusing teacher (and a generous one, since he so freely credits students and colleagues who played roles in laboratory experiments), this book identifies the adaptive benefits of each emotion, thumbs its nose at the hardhearted (Ayn Rand, Machiavelli) and makes its case for the biological functions served by physical expressiveness.
Taking advantage of the clustered cells, the averaged thermo-chemical properties of the cells in the respective clusters are then used to identify the adaptive dynamic reduced chemistry through the method of direct relation graph with error propagation (DRGEP).
More studies are needed to identify the adaptive reasons for the observed foraging patterns and the Zeitgeber for synchronising the circadian clock of the foragers under continuous daylight.
There is a need to identify the adaptive and coping mechanisms of the people in these areas so that those that are viable can be encouraged through training and funding, e.g. vending at Porta Farm and mushroom collecting at Rhodesdale Farm.
We identified the adaptive component of subfunctionalization by determining the extent of paralog segregation through dissimilar mRNA expression as a function of <ν>, normalizing for the divergence time of each family.
Genetic studies of invasive species can identify the adaptive potential of invaders to deal with new environmental conditions [ 4] or help to predict evolutionary responses to management practices (e.g. pesticides, biological control agents) [ 5].
