Sentence examples for narrow adaptation from inspiring English sources

It has a narrow adaptation within the alpine zone [ 10].

Despite its higher fiber quality, however, the narrow adaptation range and low yield of G. barbadense limit its cultivation.

T. occidentale is a predominantly self-fertile, strictly maritime species with a very narrow adaptation, occurring only very close to the sea in confined habitats on the gulf-stream coasts of Europe [ 9]. T. pallescens is a predominantly cross-pollinating but self-fertile alpine clover, presently occurring only above 1,800 meters in Europe.

One, in Norway and Sweden, employs a special Sami orthographic system devised to accommodate a wide range of dialectal variation; a second, in Finland, is based on a narrower adaptation of Finnish orthography.

Besides its medicinal importance, S. kakudensis is still unexplored due to inadequate healthy plant materials, narrow environmental adaptation, and risk of extinction.

Because of the narrow co-adaptation between a rabies strain and its usual normal host, spill overs into other species have a very low probability in relation to establishing a new rabies cycle.

Velvet worms have a remarkable ability to squeeze themselves through narrow passages, an adaptation that permits them to find shelters of satisfactory humidity and safety.

Nodosaurids like Sauropelta had narrow snouts, an adaptation seen today in animals that are selective browsers as opposed to the wide muzzles of grazers.

The coming together of these two species with very narrow but different adaptations, along with allotetraploidy, has produced a transgressive hybrid with a broad adaptive range.

Previous inclusion of the Inu species in Luciogobius is based on the shared absence of the first dorsal fin and scales [ 13], which likely reflects parallel reduction associated with adaptation to narrow habitats (e. g., rocky shores, gravel beaches).

Mutations in EF-G may also indicate fine tuning of adaptation to narrow windows of antibiotic concentration: a mutation selected in a low sublethal concentration of the antibiotic resists a higher concentration poorly, though one selected in the latter performs better at this concentration despite the two mutations targeting the same amino acid residue (P to T versus P to L).