Sentence examples for involved adaptation from inspiring English sources

Three steps are involved: adaptation, velocity control, and combination.

The transition to herbivory has evolved independently many times in the insects and frequently involved adaptation to a more specialized host plant range.

According to Hall et al. [ 72], the fixation of this bacterial gene in the genome of S. cerevisiae may indicate that its evolution involved adaptation to anaerobic environments, providing the selective pressure to maintain the referred gene.

Briefly, it involved adaptation of evidence-based practices for assessing, classifying and managing childhood malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea and dehydration, malnutrition, anaemia, meningitis, neonatal sepsis and prematurity to the local situation with development of management protocols disseminated by the Ministry of Health.

We found that adaptation to chemolithoautotrophic growth involved adaptations in cell envelope, oxidative homeostasis, and metabolic pathways such as glyoxylate shunt and amino acid/cofactor biosynthetic enzymes.

The evolutionary response involved adaptations in the genetic traits that allowed the evolving population to better withstand fishing during the harvested phase; these adaptations persisted after harvesting had ceased.

Alternatively, speciation involving adaptation to a new niche, or runaway sexual selection, may generate adaptive substitutions which could cause a detectable increase in substitution rate.

Because much of animal evolution involves adaptation for the procurement of food, the extent of the meaning of the term feeding behaviour is not clear.

It goes on to describe that this task will "involve adaptation of existing connectors or complete new designs".

Another way to linearize f–I curves that does not involve adaptation is noise, which can trigger firing at sub-threshold levels of I and smooth out a sharp threshold.

For instance, most students assume that organisms inevitably tend to lose those characteristics that they no longer need, or that mutations involving adaptation advantages for the species are more likely to occur.