Sentence examples for opportunity for adaptation from inspiring English sources

Within-breed selection may not achieve increased productivity per animal as rapidly as cross-breeding methods, but offers the opportunity to retain the adaptive characteristics already present in indigenous breeds and which may offer opportunity for adaptation to changing climates.

X. fastidiosa is known to infect a very wide range of plant hosts [28] and the genetic novelty created by the progressive mixing of two subspecies creates a significant opportunity for adaptation to new hosts.

Since these studies were generally short-term, the fungi likely had minimal opportunity for adaptation.

Further research is needed; the public availability of the instruments used for NSHAP and MIDUS provides an opportunity for adaptation of this research to other communities.

The rise of urban civilizations and the associated peridomestication of Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus mosquitoes provided this opportunity for adaptation and resulted in the emergence of dengue in urban areas of the tropics.

For example, an effective early warning system for outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases based on predicted extreme weather conditions, such as extreme temperature or rainfall, can be considered as an immediate opportunity for adaptation by strengthening the preparedness of emergency response before periods of high-risk [ 100].

The sensitivity of DLC coating properties to processing conditions can be considered a problem, but on the other hand it creates opportunities for adaptation to specific applications.

Candidate operating rules are generated across an ensemble of climate scenarios, incorporating indicator variables describing longer-term climate shifts to investigate opportunities for adaptation.

And just as for animal populations, this great genetic variability in the cancer population provides ample opportunities for adaptation to change and the evolution of diverse types (Marusyk and Polyak 2010).

For such risks and values to be taken into account within reflexive systems of governance, the narratives on opportunities for adaptation generated by the people who facilitate vegetation management must be accommodated into deliberations on policy.

At least slowing the rate of sea level rise would enable "greater opportunities for adaptation in the human and ecological systems of small islands, low-lying coastal areas and deltas," the IPCC said.