Sentence examples for in respective environments from inspiring English sources

SNPs were considered for further analysis if either (1) a significant association was detected in at least one environment, or (2) at least one suggestive and one supporting association were detected in respective environments.

Intuitively, one would expect that the cryptic function of the pigmented vs. white phenotype is strongly related to snow coverage leading to differences in individual fitness in the respective environments.

In the literature on propositional attitudes beginning with Putnam (1975), the representational content of an attitude is generally thought to be "wide" in that it does not supervene on the contents of the subject's head; on this view, two molecularly indistinguishable people could have different belief or desire contents, determined in part by objects in their respective environments.

Measurements of process parameters indicate well controlled steady-state operation throughout the testing period, which in turn indicate that the test coupons were exposed to fairly steady well controlled test environments, and hence their behaviors in their respective environments were representative of their performance in actual MSF plants.

Students should brainstorm to compose a list of the many adaptations animals must undergo to survive in their respective environments.

All healthcare organizations must identify the security risks in their respective environments that require enhanced protection or special safeguards.

What makes for a difference in representational content in microphysical duplicates is some external difference, some connection between the subjects and items in their respective environments.

Darwinian evolution by natural selection results in adaptations which increase the ability of the individuals to survive and reproduce successfully in their respective environments, or as biologists would say adaptations increase the fitness of individuals.

If we assume now that each of the custom-built policies is optimal in their respective environments, we effectively select an action according to the probability that it is the optimal action, because we first sample the environment θ according to its posterior probability of being the true environment and then we perform the policy that is optimal in that environment.

This structural diversity among different parasites might be a result of adaptations that parasites have undergone in their respective environments during their complex life cycles.

According to Schluter [2], an adaptive radiation is characterized by rapid speciation, common ancestry, and a phenotype-environment correlation, whereby phenotypes must actually be beneficial in their respective environments.