Sentence examples for net adaptation from inspiring English sources

The decreased activation of these neurons may have produced a smaller net adaptation leading to a smaller aftereffect.

Reversion is also consistent with the elevated CRR in this region, which indicates a higher net rate of adaptation within hosts.

Speakers include Alistair McDowall, who penned postmodern sci-fi thriller Pomona, and Moira Buffini, writer of the net-based Lewis Carroll adaptation Wonder.land (National Theatre: Olivier, to 30 Apr).

2. The poorest countries must be provided an adaptation safety net, to reduce vulnerability to climate change impacts.

An effective, well-funded adaptation safety net is required for those people least capable of coping with climate change impacts, and a common but differentiated mitigation strategy is needed to protect the poor and most vulnerable.

This should create a statistical bias towards better outcomes compared to those achieved without the feedback, resulting in net probabilistic gain of adaptation within the lifetime of a single individual.

The net effect of these adaptations was to accentuate the representation of the target tone relative to the noise by enhancing responses of near-target cells to the tone during high-signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) tasks while suppressing responses of far-from-target cells to the masking noise in low-SNR tasks.

The sequel to "Now You See Me" has grossed $40.8 million in two weeks while the video game adaptation has netted $37.7 million over the same time span.

The net effect of these adaptations in zebrafish muscle at 6 weeks CCH was an unaltered PO2crit, whereas a decrease in PO2crit was expected unless supply of oxygen to and within the muscle fibres had increased substantially (van Wessel et al., 2010).

The distinct phases of this method are explained, with details referring to the adaptation of contract net protocol.

The net effect of this metabolic adaptation is in fact a TCA cycle with limited CO2 release, diminished NADH formation and increased production of oxalate, NADPH and ATP.