Sentence examples for in adaption from inspiring English sources

The average for Europe also masks large spatial diversity of meteorological and hydrological trends, let alone differences in adaption to flood risk.

For many calves, solid side stalls at an AMF resulted faster in adaption than the steel bar stalls.

Samantha Smith, leader of the WWF Global Climate & Energy Initiative: This report tells us that we have two clear choices: cut emissions now and invest in adaption - and have a world that has challenging and just barely manageable risks; or do nothing and face a world of devastating and unmanageable risks and impacts.

Subjects also reported little difficulty in adaption and maintenance of the appliance.

FiO2, work pressure, and frequency of jet, ASB in adaption to blood gas analyses; goal: oxygen delivery (DO2) normal, lactate normal, pH 7.3-7.45.

If the level of user-awareness is high and management is up to the mark then it will be helpful in adaption of common practices for energy use and particular market energy frameworks.

In addition, the pathoadaptive clusters (CC4-CC10 in Fig. 2) are more enriched in virulence-related genes than the clusters involved in in vivo adaption (CC1-CC3 in Fig. 2).

Studies on various biosynthetic pathways in fungi propose that HGT has played an important role in the evolution of fungal genomes, and more generally in metabolic adaption in eukaryotes [44], [45].

This is very intriguing as lqf is a Notch regulator, and we have previously shown the importance of Notch in hypoxia adaption in flies (Zhou et al. 2011).

Physical therapists with experience in dealing with chronic conditions may have an advantage in clinical reasoning and in the adaption of exercise programs in accordance with the comorbidity.

By comparing the two transcriptomes, we identified candidate genes that may be involved in high-elevation adaption in poikilothermic species.