Sentence examples for natural adaption from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the Ag NPs exhibit dome-shaped structures with an isotropic energy distribution, which can be the natural adaption of total surface energy minimization by the nanostructures [33, 34].
However, our study strongly suggested that these transferred genes increase the ability of B. mori to natural survival and adaption.
Artificially selected populations can be subjected to much stronger selection pressures than natural populations, thus their adaption to a new experimental environment can be considered to be a process of accelerated evolution.
It is also observed that some LSGs expressed responsive to a wide range of stress conditions, which provided a hypothesis that the origin of some LSGs may be involved in adaption to the natural environment [ 20].
The "cost of meiosis" or "cost of sex" remains a puzzling question in evolutionary biology despite the fact that sex in general has been accepted by many for generating genetically variable progeny, upon which natural selection can act to accelerate evolution for adaption and for eliminating deleterious mutations.
It is commonly accepted that stable adaption to new environments is mediated mainly by natural selection of individuals carrying advantageous genetic changes.
By the time they had programmed Batman to dive and glide between buildings of the asylum, the adaption of the gameplay to the city was considered natural.
Romano et al. demonstrate that adaption to alkali stress targets different alleles to those varying in natural populations, demonstrating that evolution has found different solutions to the same challenge [63].
Sensible adaptions to the interface make playing via a touchscreen feel natural, while the cloud-saving feature means your progress will transfer from iPad to iPhone.
These structures own natural or acquired capability in responding exteroceptives and capability of form, combination and behavior adaption with environmental conditions.
This natural evolution resulted in a low efficient but still active DHQase, which might be a result of adaption to the in vivo metabolic fluxes of bacilli cells.
