Sentence examples for initial adaptation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it has been recently demonstrated that following the initial adaptation to hypoxia through the DosR regulon, M. tuberculosis initiates an EHR [7].

(2) The error is usually large during the initial adaptation and gradually decreases toward a minimum.

Surveys showed that after an initial adaptation period, office workers were generally satisfied with the lower level of ambient lighting.

The course of histopathological alterations within jejunal graft architecture during the initial adaptation phase in the host body was investigated.

After the initial adaptation period, a test grating was displayed for 500 ms, and alternated with 4-s readaptation intervals.

The strains underwent initial adaptation on the residues at 1.5% solids in 10 mL of 0.1% w/v nitrogen minimal media for 24 h.

One of our initial adaptations was to change our terminology to be compatible with language used in ongoing UUSD PD programs and with the evolving nature of our work.

Students easily fall into the trap of believing that current structures reflect a progressive change from initial adaptations: We evolved our upright posture so we could reach up and change light bulbs, or so we could punt, pass, and kick a football.

To date, it is still unclear why the initial adaptations tend to disappear with time, ultimately driving the organism into metabolic disease.

Both hypertrophy and dilation of the ventricle can be beneficial initial adaptations to cardiac stress such as pressure or volume loading, but in cardiomyopathy such processes become excessive and maladaptive, causing ventricular dysfunction (Schaper et al., 1991).

Indeed, it is possible that initial gait adaptation could be due to pain, but repeating this adaptation and avoiding pain during locomotion may lead the musculoskeletal system to remodel over time and program the abnormality into the gait sequence.