Sentence examples for pattern of adaptation from inspiring English sources
"It's the same pattern of adaptation we find in shipbuilding, manufacturing, software development, even surgery," Johnson says.
The conclusion that specific adaptation mechanisms are involved for these two saccade categories is further supported by the pattern of adaptation transfers to arm reaching movements and to anti-saccades.
Our results concur with these findings, since a different pattern of adaptation between regions of the rectus abdominis can only be the result of a different pattern of recruitment.
A hypocercal tail fin also occurs in other derived pelagic reptiles, notably ichthyosaurs [30] and metriorhynchid crocodyliforms [31], and strongly implies a common pattern of adaptation towards an obligate marine existence.
By estimating the naturally occurring pattern of adaptation, the effects of SNPs may be compared to the location and effects of extant genetic variation and historical adaptations within the broader taxonomic group.
For example, populations of Drosophila melanogaster evolved at high levels of intraspecific competition present a pattern of adaptation including a higher larval feeding rate, a higher tolerance to urea [2] and a higher growth rate [3].
Overall these individual phenotype features in the mouse models are consistent with the proposed complex pattern of adaptations to fat feeding derived by PCA.
The innumerable native peoples differ in their patterns of adaptation to their natural environment.
The existence of these patterns of adaptation or mechanisms of defense are quantitatively but not qualitatively different in the psychotic and neurotic states.
Popular classifications, however, remain useful tools for studying the common stresses that the environment exerts on all plants and the general patterns of adaptation that are shown no matter how distantly plants are related.
And it is natural selection that explains the striking universal patterns of adaptation between organisms and environment.
