Sentence examples for missing adaptation from inspiring English sources

The difference in growth rate might be explained by an incomplete formulation of biomass function or higher energy maintenance requirements not accounted for in the current reconstruction [ 30, 36] or missing adaptation to glucose as primary carbon source.

Several attempts to recover eggs from feces from the Orang Asli population in peninsular Malaysia (3 ), a biopsy-positive Orang Asli (3 ), and serologically positive persons (9, and others) were unsuccessful, however, which was attributed to the zoonotic nature of S. malayensis and thus missing adaptation to the human host.

I later realised that this was just "him" – taut, concentrated, eager – but he put me at my ease, and asked me if I thought there was anything missing from his adaptation.

This article provides a unifying Bayesian view on various approaches for acoustic model adaptation, missing feature, and uncertainty decoding that are well-known in the literature of robust automatic speech recognition.

The compensation rules of a wide range of model adaptation, missing feature, and uncertainty decoding approaches can be expressed by modifying the Bayesian network structure of a conventional HMM and applying the inference rules of Bayesian networks [26] potentially followed by suitable approximations to ensure mathematical tractability.

That adult tone is precisely what is missing from this musical adaptation of Bertie Wooster's adventures.

However, the phylogenetic lines of evidence that are necessary to make a strong case for adaptation are missing.

But unless we look closely, we might easily miss the slow adaptation of plants.

In addition, approaches that focus on surrogates of biodiversity such as species richness will miss recent local adaptation and isolation, where divergence has not progressed sufficiently far for new species to evolve.

As a result, various academics have argued that culturally unique content may be missed during the adaptation processes, and that input from patients in different target cultures is necessary to design instruments with adequate coverage of unique cultural meaning [ 36, 42].

Even among environment and climate groups, adaptation is often missing from advocacy platforms, or a footnote.