Sentence examples for influence on adaptation from inspiring English sources
Likewise, income from off-farm activities has a positive influence on adaptation in the wet lowland area, while its effect is negative in the dry lowland.
However, the effect of social influence on adaptation to a change of situation, especially from danger to safety or safety to danger, is not known, while that of adaptation to a novel situation has been investigated in detail.
On the other hand, Holt et al. (2003, 2004) show that immigration can have a positive influence on adaptation to sink environments, in some circumstances.
We think that evolveability could be particularly interesting in microbes where population sizes are typically large and where indirect selective effects are thus able to exert a significant influence on adaptation.
This would require more field trials using our synthetic population to provide the capacity to empirically evaluate models of maintenance of standing variation and its influence on adaptation (Gillespie and Turelli, 1989; Orr, 1998; Agrawal, 2001).
Although the posture adopted during WBV exercise has been observed to significantly influence the transmission of vibration to the skeleton [ 2, 32, 43], no studies have specifically investigated posture and its influence on adaptation to WBV.
Specific areas of research are the influence of adaptation on vascular biology and physiology, the influence of shear stress gradients and harmonic content on the vascular endothelium, and the influence of coronary artery geometry and dynamics on plaque formation and rupture.
In additional experiments, influence of adaptation length on the orientation preference of cells was determined by increasing the adapter duration from 3 to 12 min (in step of 3 min).
Social capital, operationalized as having a local Hukou (citizenship) in the area where one works, is closely associated with adaptation capacity, whereas a blood relative network has no evident influence on their adaptation behaviours.
Dental laboratories may occasionally recast previously cast dental alloy to produce a prosthesis, but this process may have a negative influence on marginal adaptation.
The physiological milieu of the human nose has an important influence on the adaptation of S. aureus to this ecological niche, and the host signals which are sensed by the pathogen are largely unknown.
