Sentence examples for model that adaptation from inspiring English sources
These findings fit a proposed model that adaptation proceeds through a combination of cis- and trans-regulatory mutations, with a significant contribution of trans-effects.
A drawback of this model is that adaptation is not viewed as an investment, but rather as a "reactive" expenditure that accrues its benefits only during the period when the adaptation measures are in place.
Such a power law model may indicate that adaptation occurs over a range of time-scales [44], [45], so that in contrast to exponential adaptation, activity more than a few time constants back, although deemphasized, is not discarded.
Strain T1 presents the common bacterial model of growth in three stages, while strain T18 presents a straight model that requires less adaptation time.
The prediction of the present model would be that adaptation of the species with beak characteristics best matched to the changing food supply would be facilitated by the presence of a less well adapted competitor.
Seychelles is at the forefront of this movement, pioneering a debt restructuring model that will support climate adaptation through improved management of coasts, coral reefs and mangroves.
The original conceptual model of IFSAC was the Roy's adaptation model that was developed by Sister Callista Roy.
Lund et al. first proposed a pain adaptation model that could occur in the presence of persistent pain[ 19].
Implementing a 75% reduction in GC output and loss of PF-PC long-term plasticity in the computational model yielded similar results in that adaptation of the VOR was virtually absent.
Therefore, it would be of considerable benefit to have an animal model that showed features of pregnancy adaptations and cardiac EC coupling that were similar to the human situation.
This model is also being considered for adaptation alongside a model that includes RBL, by those conducting the eTHoS trial (HTA 08/24/02) of stapled haemorrhoidopexy (SH) vs. traditional haemorrhoidectomy (OH).
