Sentence examples for may yield adaptation from inspiring English sources

In contrast to evolutionary responses to environmental change, phenotypically plastic responses may yield adaptation with fewer demographic costs.

Theories of bilingualism suggests that exposure to two languages may yield a functional and neuroanatomical adaptation to support the learning of two languages (Klein et al., 2014).

Most importantly, selection of appropriate parameters in this simple linear setting may yield populations of cells displaying adaptation, while single cells do not.

This is important to note, as some authors compare different models using the degree of RV hypertrophy to classify the state of adaptation, which may yield contradictory results [ 15].

Building trust and cooperation between actors inside and outside the state structures, such as civil society, may yield co-benefits in the context of adaptation (38).

Studies of phenotypic, neutral marker, and nucleotide variation in genes involved in adaptation to climate in natural hybrid zones spanning steep climatic gradients may yield considerable knowledge about genes and traits involved in rapid adaptation to climate, and will allow the assessment of the potential for transgressive segregation to produce phenotypes for new climates.

Even the acquisition of single genes can yield adaptations to a specific strain.

Further fMRI analyses (e.g., based on adaptation, multivoxel pattern analysis, and/or event-related approaches) may yield additional insights compared with the direct on-responses measured here.

That may yield less to laugh about.

But the bitch category may yield dividends.

New research may yield better treatments.