Using this broad definition of the term adaptation, there are several ways in which coral reefs may adapt to increasing thermal stress.
They may adapt to changes, too.
People may adapt, to different degrees, to a deteriorated environment.
This increase in enzymatic efficiency suggests that microbial enzymes may adapt to their local environment.
Cells may adapt to hypoxic conditions through hypoxia response elements (HRE) such as erythropoietin enhancer or phosphoglycerate kinase element.
As the sea ice around the Arctic declines, scientists have theorised that the great bears may adapt to forage and hunt on land.
Padoa-Schioppa is now examining the possibility that value-encoding neurons may adapt to different value scales over longer periods of time.
Still, the Credit Suisse deals show that Wall Street may adapt to a more regulated era and that transactions will still go smoothly.
Our observations also suggest that this plant may adapt to lethal H2S concentrations if subjected to multiple, but gradually increasing sub-lethal H2S concentrations.
The helices may adapt to the lipids in different ways, which in turn can influence the structure and function of the intact membrane proteins.
Sampson says that L.R.H.R. may not be biological but, rather, the result of the same environmental factors that lead to crime: some people may adapt to chronic stress with a lower heart rate.
