Sentence examples for increase the adaptation from inspiring English sources
Researchers are looking into ways to increase the adaptation and durability of stump skin, thereby decreasing skin breakdown, infections, tumors, and malignancies commonly seen on this vulnerable site.
What's more, the range of synchronization is extended from 0.4 1.3 to 0.4 2.5 in terms of speed ratio by the nonlinear spring, indicating that the nonlinear spring can increase the adaptation of the system.
This is completed with the aim to increase the adaptation of the graduates in engineering to a competitive and dynamic economy, characterized by the attributes of sustainable development and the current society needs and has in view Romania's situation.
LiMo is a nonprofit organization that lobbies to increase the adaptation of Linux within the mobile industry.
In particular, the most actual is to find ways to increase the adaptation potential of cultivated plants with the use of nanopreparations in stressful conditions.
Their fixation suggests that they also contributed to increase the adaptation potential of their new host.
However, the accumulation of experimental examples contradicting the hypothesis of antagonistic pleiotropy has highlighted the importance of other factors such as the epistasis between mutations increasing the adaptation to a new host.
nompC null mutants lack adapting mechanoreceptor potentials and currents in tactile bristles [1], [7], and a missense allele, nompC4, increases the adaptation kinetics of the receptor current [1], suggesting that the NOMPC protein is an integral part of the transducer machinery.
This implies that a nonzero variance increases the adaptation speed even for the periodic selection regime.
Some previous studies suggested that increasing the adaptation to the tRNA pool has direct effect on translation rate and thus on protein levels.
The same study also found that vildagliptin increased the adaptation index (Table 7), which is considered by the authors to be a measure of the ability of beta cells to adapt insulin secretion to the prevailing insulin sensitivity (Ahrén et al. 2005b).
