Sentence examples for measures of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Farmers' who could perceive fluctuations in climate pursued at least one measures of adaptation compared with those households' who do not perceive variability of climate at all.

A similar contrast between the effects of current versus historical population size on measures of adaptation has recently been observed in D. miranda and D. pseudoobscura [ 44].

It is of note that this classification combined the global scores on all the applied measures of adaptation to the disease.

Therefore, as part of a multidisciplinary pilot project to trial methodologies and gather background information for a large-scale study [ 23], this study aimed to examine the utility of using 1) a voluntary random sample; and, 2) quantitative measures of adaptation (with Australian national norms), for assessing the dimensions of resilience in a community of children.

We have used a data set of more than 10,000 genes from D. melanogaster and a comparison with the related species D. yakuba, to examine the effects of recombinational environment on rates and patterns of evolution in coding genes and on measures of adaptation at the molecular level.

With this end in mind, the aim of this study was to test the utility of 1) a voluntary random sampling method and 2) quantitative measures of adaptation (with national normative data) for assessing the resilience of children in an identified community.

This negative after-effect is now standardly used as a measure of adaptation to lateral displacement.

The slow stillness of it, in a measure of adaptation.

We used fitness relative to the ancestor as a measure of adaptation to the selective environment; changes in colony size as a measure of the evolution of new resource specialists because colony size has been shown to correlate with resource specialization; and colony size diversity as a measure of the evolved ecological diversity.

4) The iterative steps of assessment, action, and reviews allowed a measure of adaptation at each step.

Also note that the correlation coefficient between PU and φ is also a measure of the effect of selection on codon usage bias (a measure of adaptation) in the Y-ending codon families in phages.