Sentence examples for ongoing adaptations from inspiring English sources
Ongoing adaptations in response to changed security knowledge are inevitable.
Ongoing adaptations to MVCT delivery were required across sites, and counseling messages were updated to reflect both new scientific evidence and local needs throughout the intervention.
It is based on the observation that persistence in an environment with changing selective constraints requires ongoing adaptations to the encountered challenges [ 4].
It is notable that the number of DEGs progressively increased over the course of the cold treatment, indicating ongoing adaptations over an extended time.
Across all sites, ongoing adaptations to CM messages were required to mitigate both participant fears of blood draws and intervention 'staff stigma', in which project staff were suspected of being infected with HIV.
This includes direct mentoring of care providers, mentoring and training of managers to respond to system gaps – including resource allocation – and ongoing adaptations of the interventions to increase quality and in turn improve expected impact.
The long-term aim of such translocations is to create populations that harbour the adaptive genetic diversity to enable ongoing adaptation to climate change and other environmental threats.
The long-term aim of genetic translocations is populations that harbour the adaptive genetic diversity to enable ongoing adaptation to the environmental changes caused by climate change and other threats.
Conciliation biologists must devise the means to balance longer-term adaptive capacity with the demographic and genetic diversity costs of fostering ongoing adaptation.
After the dawdling disappointments of An Unexpected Journey, Peter Jackson gets back on track with this second instalment in his ongoing adaptation of Tolkien's slim novel – albeit with the addition of umpteen appendices to flesh out the narrative.
Evolution is the ongoing adaptation to local circumstances, and every extant organism is equally modern or evolved.
