Sentence examples for important adaptations from inspiring English sources

To Luo and his co-authors, that implies that climbing skills were important adaptations that helped evolve into new species.

Angiosperms, flowering plants, have developed diverse mechanisms and important adaptations to be pollinated and to disperse their seeds.

New studies should be designed to define the molecular basis for these important adaptations to skeletal muscle.

For these reasons, the application of control theory to social networks could be a source of inspiration, but it cannot be applied as-is, because important adaptations are required, which represents a promising and still largely unexplored research strand.

All in all, the findings support Dehaene's argument that the left occipital-temporal cortex is a region where the brain has made important adaptations for written language, says Brian Wandell, a neuroscientist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.

It is at this end of the scale, where rational choice and innate intuitions can overlap and reinforce one another, that we find important adaptations that are relevant to understanding the human personality, including the innate value systems implicit in morality, sociality, politics, religion and the arts.

The long form of hyaluronan may have first evolved as an important adaptation for animals that have to wiggle through tight, rocky tunnels underground.

But it's possible we're overlooking some important adaptation it has made to modern life, like microbes that detoxify various environmental toxins, for example.

The most important adaptation is the ball, which is larger and made of foam, wrapped around a plastic shell that holds the ball bearings.

Agroforestry is increasingly regarded as an important adaptation and mitigation strategy against climate change.

The sequence could be a "very important" adaptation, he adds, one that provides Listeria a safe home.