Sentence examples for may reflect adaptive from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, high genetic diversity may reflect adaptive variation - certainly many studies have reported substantial ecophysiological variation among clonal isolates of protists [68], [69], including O. marina [23].
Low FMR in ring-tailed lemurs and brown lemurs may reflect adaptive strategies in response to the particular constraints of the environment in which these species evolved.
Some CQR parasites, however, persist in the field and grow well in culture, which may reflect adaptive changes in the parasite genome to compensate for the mutations in PfCRT.
Our current findings implicating the differential expression of these 3 genes in end-stage heart failure may reflect adaptive or maladaptive angiogenic processes in disease pathogenesis, and will require further direct investigation.
These findings indicate that investigated genes are not crucial for colonization ex vivo, but may reflect adaptive changes during the colonization event.
Recent events may reflect adaptive changes that are most relevant to an organism's current ecological range and interactions with other organisms.
In sum, results indicate that, for example, lower ω-3 PUFA and higher homocysteine concentrations do not necessarily stand for harmful deficiencies/excesses, but may initially reflect adaptive alterations in FA and 1-C cycle metabolism to optimally handle oxidative stress.
This "biophilia" may reflect evolved adaptive preferences, preferences that may continue to affect our behavior today.
The increased amino acid replacement in rbcL may reflect the adaptive fine-tuning of RuBisCO in the alternation of growth forms (heterophyllous or homophyllous) and nuclear genome setsz.
In any case, the serial dependence in visual judgments over time may reflect an adaptive mechanism to arbitrate perceptual demands for independence (accuracy) versus continuity and stability.
Hence the role of these areas in detecting emotional correspondence between music and others' body movements may reflect the adaptive function of music in influencing our emotions in social contexts.
