Sentence examples for limits to adaptation from inspiring English sources

But there are limits to adaptation, and when the third wave of the disease hits, affecting hearing, it triggers worldwide chaos.

In some places, vulnerability to climate change will not be reduced by adaptation strategies there will be limits to adaptation beyond which strategies cannot deliver acceptable and sustainable outcomes (Adger et al. 2009; Nelson 2011; Dow et al. 2013).

Using a model designed to test the limits to adaptation, we draw out the constraints, limits and barriers to adaptation for dairy families and their communities coping with reduced water access.

In summary, our data provide experimental and theoretical evidence that limits to adaptation in small populations can be overcome during evolution on complex fitness landscapes.

Predicting and managing limits to adaptation will be a part of this undertaking (Colautti et al. 2010).

We used the ISI Web of Knowledge to conduct three distinct searches to compile literature related to: i) climate change trends and impacts; ii) adaptation responses, and; iii) limits to adaptation in the GBR, Queensland, or Australia.

The traditional methods of improving biomass productivity are limited to adaptation of cultivation conditions and more recently genetic engineering.

This may reflect a species physiological limit to adaptation to colder, but not warmer, temperatures.

What is NOT discussed: there are physiological limits to temperature adaptation in all plants, and those limits are being approached for some cereal crops in the African Sahel.

While improved adaptive responses over time could continue to reduce the mortality impact of temperature, there are likely limits to such adaptation as, for example, air conditioning penetration reaches 100%% or physiological tolerance reaches biological limits.

As the title implies, it's by changing the mind first that the brain adapts, and there seems to be no limit to this adaptation.