Sentence examples for most likely adaptations from inspiring English sources

Thus, the motivational mechanism observed here and the neural mechanism detailed above are most likely adaptations that were selected for during ancestral times and are, still adaptive now for foraging on the internet or in a supermarket.

However, the most likely adaptations are at the neuro-physiological level, i.e., changes in the pattern of motor unit recruitment and increases in rate coding [2,32].

Thus, both the motivational mechanism observed here and the neuroeconomy findings are most likely adaptations that were selected for during ancestral times.

Thus, the differences between the control mechanisms in Manduca and Drosophila are most likely adaptations for very different life histories.

However, Table 6 confirms diversifying activities is the most likely adaptation measure to be adopted by the agro-pastoralists in the study area.

Most likely, real adaptations occur in a phenotype space of far more than three dimensions.

The long ears of rabbits are most likely an adaptation for detecting predators.

It suggests that the strepsipteran eye is most likely an adaptation of the compound eye and that strepsipteran eyelets likely have evolved from facets.

This is most likely an adaptation to hunting in cluttered environments.

This most likely reflects adaptation toward using more translational efficient codons in the mitochondria.

Thus, the high proportion of fish with reduced canals in our non-migratory populations is most likely an adaptation to a low-noise environment, and has likely been paralleled by the transition to a non-migratory life cycle.