Sentence examples for of a changing environment from inspiring English sources
For detecting impacts of a changing environment on species ranges, changes in distribution boundaries of species are usually examined (Iverson et al. 2008).
That is, there would be a selective advantage for genetic variants that increase epigenetic and phenotypic plasticity -aside from mean effects - for genes in which the selective advantage or disadvantage changes unpredictably but recurrently because of a changing environment.
Some changes in the environment are predictable or periodic, like light/dark or seasonal cycles that result in organismal adaptation manifesting as physiological changes in order to optimize survival and fitness in the context of a changing environment (Baldwin and Meldau, 2013; Cermakian et al., 2013).
Tells about proposed designs, problems of zero gravity, lights used to give a sensation of a changing environment, how to anchor a sleeping astronaut.
In the case of Dell-EMC, Dell is trying to move away from its personal computer business while EMC has been struggling in the face of a changing environment for computer storage.
"Although one must say the wonders that are appearing in Todmorden are all done by sheer hard work and passion by local heroes who are committed to doing things differently in the face of a changing environment".
In conclusion, this study has revealed that the hippocampus contains a population of progenitors capable of responding to a changing environment.
Therefore, an integrated impact assessment is planned that studies the influence of climate and the response of humans with the objective of adapting to a changing environment.
Such an adaptation could proceed by the adoption of new varieties or by the adaptation of varieties to a changing environment.
As regulators of transcriptome, miRNAs likely have a significant role in adaptation of organisms to a changing environment.
The plastic response of fine roots to a changing environment is suggested to affect the growth and form of a plant.
