Sentence examples for may support adaptation from inspiring English sources

The presence of this CheB RR domain may support adaptation in A. butzleri, allowing the cell to "sense" increasing concentrations of attractants.

However, the involvement of acetylcholine in memory in primates may take a somewhat unexpected form: rather than playing a general role in supporting cortical memory encoding, acetylcholine may support adaptation to new demands on information processing as well as compensate for effects of lesions elsewhere in neural circuits for memory.

As most characters have substantial phenotypic variation, this implies that additive genetic variance may often be sufficient to support adaptation to rapid environmental change.

Dynein domain containing genes are involved in muscle function, thus adaptive changes in gene number may have supported adaptation to locomotion in water by cetaceans.

Finally, as the requirements of a given community may evolve through time, the proposed model of communities will support adaptation of community specifications during the lifetime of a given community.

The fund intends to support adaptation and mitigation activities equally over time.

When food transit is surgically altered, changes in the pattern of gastrointestinal hormone release may support the early adaptation of β-cell function but are unlikely to make a major contribution to insulin action.

High circulation of B. pertussis among adults - which is the compound effect of waning immunity and pathogen adaptation - may support the idea of introducing adult booster vaccinations [34].

The observed positive selection on these genes in the C. pecorum genomes may support a role in host adaptation for this pathogen, an aspect that may warrant extended investigation.

Our findings may support the flexibility hypothesis of cold-adaptation, but differences to the existing literature became visible.

In this sense, the authors conceptualize different forms of contingencies – thus effects influencing the development of drivers – within an ontology which may support further system-oriented analysis of climate change adaptation in industry.