Sentence examples for more recent adaptations from inspiring English sources

More recent adaptations were sometimes accepted.

The latter should reveal more recent adaptations in J2315 to CF sputum and are discussed separately to avoid redundancy.

Public awareness and primary prevention were gaps in the CCM that were identified by our key informants and were also integrated in more recent adaptations of the CCM in Canada.[ 6] There are a number of limitations to our study.

The more recent adaptation, in 2007, had an all-star line up with Rupert Everett, Colin Firth and Russell Brand, but lacked the dark edge The Belles of St Trinian's — the first film about the school, released in 1954 of Searle now near-forgotten masterpiece.

This prompts the question of whether it is an ancestral state of angiosperms or a more recent adaptation.

The phylogenetic position of M. luminyensis and " Ca. M. intestinalis" among soil and sediment methanogens suggests a more recent adaptation or more facultative association to GIT conditions.

The higher turnover for the bovine isolate compared with the human isolate might reflect a more recent adaptation to this environment.

There are also human and bovine ecotypes within S. agalactiae and bovine and fish ecotypes within S. parauberis, suggesting more recent adaptation.

The more recent adaptation to the dairy environment of C18 is reflected by the lower number of pseudogenes and CRISPR spacers in CJ18 compared to S. thermophilus or S. gallolyticus subsp. macedonicus ACA-DC 198.

Vault poly ADP-ribose polymerase from the PARP protein family (VPARP) is found only in metazoa and amoebozoa, and therefore seems like a more recent adaptation (Citarelli et al. 2010).

This is consistent with the geophilic features of T. ajelloi: the soil environment may have afforded an early ecological niche for all dermatophyte species prior to more recent adaptation to specialized hosts including animals and humans.