Sentence examples for may expect adaptive from inspiring English sources
A steep decline in food availability can lead to physiological and behavioral costs in folivorous primates [Harris et al., 2010], and one may expect adaptive strategies such as dietary specialization, ranging and/or physiological adaptations to overcome periods of food scarcity [Hemingway & Bynum, 2005].
Second, we expect adaptive change to accommodate the new splicing regulation of tra through Sxl.
In the case of malaria, if Plasmodium infection affects the mosquito's fitness, we may expect the accumulation of adaptive amino acid substitutions in those anti-malarial genes that are crucial in specifically limiting Plasmodium infection in vector species, whereas such changes should not be found in closely related species that do not transmit malaria.
Given such variation, we may expect that fluorescence could prove adaptive or maladaptive for a number of reasons, depending on species and context.
As long as value stays constant during backoff periods, we may expect trivial performance improvement when working in adaptive tuning mode.
Between sister species pairs we expect high morphological divergence where speciation has happened in sympatry (adaptive) while with geographic (vicariant) speciation we may expect to find less morphological divergence and a greater degree of allopatry.
To the extent that adaptive scaling of reward prediction errors constitutes an efficient neural code, we may expect downstream mechanisms to invert it in working out how to adapt predictions of future reward.
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Further, aberrant substitution patterns at a specific position in the genome resulting from gBGC may mimic patterns expected from adaptive evolution [ 72].
This ontogenetic pattern may be expected under an adaptive scenario, given that a biomechanical model established that a greater degree of webbing and foot surface area is required for successful climbing as salamanders grow larger [ 26].
