Sentence examples for lower adaptation from inspiring English sources

Classical weighted mean (WM) method is a common statistic adaptation method because of its domain independent and easily to be implemented, but with lower adaptation accuracy.

Secondly, we find that farmers, to a large extent, coordinated their decisions to secure a lower adaptation cost, and that communication among farmers strongly facilitated coordination.

So, we deduced that frequently occurring spring drought in northern China is the limiting factor to the tree recruitment, which in turn resulted in the narrower distribution of Prince Rupprecht's larch, and lower adaptation to water deficits compared to eastern larch.

Contrary to common opinion, species pairs of xeric origins are more affected by water deficit than those of mesic origins, probably because the narrower range in mountainous regions of Prince Rupprecht's larch results in lower adaptation to water deficits, while larger distribution along coastal regions of eastern larch contributes to its higher phenotypic plasticity of variable soil conditions.

Xeric origin of Prince Rupprecht's larch was more affected than mesic origin of eastern larch, mainly because Prince Rupprecht's larch originated in a narrower range of mountainous regions, resulting in lower adaptation of this species to water deficits, whereas eastern larch was distributed widely along coastal regions, contributing to higher phenotypic plasticity to variable soil conditions.

We observed that patients showed stronger behavioural interference and lower adaptation to interference conflict.

Even if emission trajectories are lowered, adaptation is now an important part of "solving" the climate crisis given current rates of reducing emissions (Pielke et al. 2007; Campbell 2009; Petheram et al. 2010).

This further supports our hypothesis of lowered adaptation or repair of injured tissues in aged rats.

Then, according to the phylogenetic analysis and the OGTs of the members of each pair, the species pairs were divided into two categories: lower temperature adaptation and higher temperature adaptation (details shown in table 1).

The study revealed that refugee youth experienced more maladjustment compared to non-refugee immigrant youth, as evinced by significantly lower psychological adaptation and poorer socio-cultural adaptation.

At the population level, response amplitude with high contrast stimuli was significantly (p<0.0001) lower after adaptation to high contrast compared to adaptation to mixed contrasts (median percent change: 91.3%).