Sentence examples for in adaptation that from inspiring English sources

Even though Paley's concept of God as a designer is very different from Darwin's theory of natural selection, Darwin took from his reading of Paley a belief in adaptation -- that organisms are somehow fit for the environments in which they live, that their structure reflects the functions they perform throughout their lives.

"This genomic approach holds the promise of allowing us to identify genes involved in adaptation that we would never have expected," Storz said.

This indicates that the impairment in adaptation that we observed may only be due to a timing or distraction effect from the FD task rather than a dual-task burden on the executive system.

The big winners were drawn from characters in adaptations that ranged from a mid-19th Century novel to modern magazine articles.

We cannot rule out that chronic overexpression of CrT may have resulted in adaptations that contribute to our cardioprotective effect.

However, we cannot rule out that chronic overexpression of CrT could have resulted in adaptations that contributed to this effect and unfortunately our attempts to create an inducible model of CrT-OE to address this question were unsuccessful.

Because intensive agricultural regimes can create unstable and unpredictable environmental conditions characterized by disruptive tillage regimes, high nutrient fluctuations, and large-scale removal of annual host plants, there is less advantage in adaptations that allow AMF to compete for limited resources.

This hypothesis suggests that an adverse environment during the intra-uterine period negatively affects fetal growth (often estimated by birth weight), and results in adaptations that permanently change the structure and functions of the body, which leads to an increased risk for disease, such as CVD and T2DM, at adult age [ 10].

In an adaptation that is usually mentioned to the accompaniment of bitter male laughter, only the females need blood.

I'm not sure whether to credit director Tom Harper or screenwriter Andrew Davies for the pacing (I suspect it's a combination of the two) but it's the balance of varying speeds in this adaptation that makes it so satisfying.

Phytohormone homeostasis is a key factor in plant drought adaptation that mediates a wide range of adaptive responses (reviewed by [ 1]).