Sentence examples for in responding to the environment from inspiring English sources

This is of course an oversimplification, but it is fair to say that, on time scales short compared to the life cycle, behavior accounts for more of an animal's flexibility in responding to the environment than does development.

The rationale behind the sets of genes that were chosen was to pick a representative cross-section of those pathways that are involved in metabolism and responding to the environment (and, thus, in maintaining cellular homeostasis).

Actually, approximately two-thirds of the yeast genome (about 4000 genes) is involved in responding to the changes in environment (Causton et al. 2001).

Complex traits are controlled by multiple genetic factors working in concert and responding to the environment.

However, it still remains unclear (i) how the community per se responds to the change of environmental factors and (ii) which member(s) or group(s) and what kinds of genes in the community indeed play important roles in responding to the changes in each environment.

We can view ourselves as machines, responding to the environment in predetermined ways.

In addition, plants respond to the environment in diverse and complex ways, and only a small proportion of these conditions have been addressed in next-generation sequencing projects that would reveal AS.

The way in which humans engage with, and respond to, the environment has undergone some significant developments in the last century.

However, not all individuals respond to the environment in the same way.

Worse still, in responding to me, the Environment Agency appears to have cut and pasted a phrase from Cuadrilla's website: "The fluids used by Cuadrilla are 99.75% composed of fresh water and sand".

This means that the LD cycle can be overridden in peripheral tissues by other zeitgebers (time cues), allowing animals greater flexibility in responding to demands of the environment [ 2– 4].