Sentence examples for particular adaptation from inspiring English sources

This method has good results provided the peroperative position –radiologically controlled – has been determined very cautiously and provided the technique is adapted to anatomical lesions; in particular, adaptation must take into account the necessity of surgery extension to posterior subtalar joint, the key point of preoperative diagnosis.

One reason is that the number of loci involved in a particular adaptation and their phenotypic effects vary depending on the genetic architecture underlying the adaptive trait [ 1].

The basis of the numerical method is stated and the particular adaptation to the shallow water system is described.

This is extremely dangerous, because the same science also has to inform other policy areas, particular adaptation to climate change.

Although that particular adaptation eventually came to nothing, in the process Giraud met the visual effects supervisor Dan O'Bannon, who went on to write the screenplay for Alien.

The method revealed preferences for particular adaptation designs, and assists in detecting why policy for climate adaptation may be hampered.

Rather, optimal adaptation is assumed as something like a heuristic, and the researcher then goes on to try to uncover particular adaptations at work in particular situations.

In particular, adaptations to the anticodon recognition domain of TyrRS cause distinct appended domains in TyrRS and TrpRS to occupy the same 3D space and thus to mask a common surface on each synthetase.

It requires an understanding of the unique characteristics of the sea and its inhabitants and the particular adaptations and special relationships of those organisms to that environment.

In any case, living on the land must have required particular adaptations, such as the capability to acquire nutrients and energy sources outside the aquatic realm, the development of molecular repairing mechanisms, and protection against radiation and desiccation.

They limit growth rate through its slowing-down effect on metabolic chemical reactions and, consequently, psycrophilic organisms develop particular adaptations tending to increase protein flexibility and reactivity [21].