Sentence examples for permanent adaptation from inspiring English sources

The activity of these genes increased steadily during the 11 days after elimination of the i-cells, and remained high more than three weeks later, suggesting that it was a long-lasting or permanent adaptation.

The massage therapy for TMD might be divided into effleurage, kneading, friction, stretching and petrissage, leading to the permanent adaptation of the muscles.

The monitoring of the implementation of the forest policy reform aiming at a permanent adaptation to the changes in the context, including those brought from the reform process itself, is provided by the means of participatory assessments along the chain.

Defense against pathogens requires permanent adaptation to the changes in pathogen virulence strategies [ 31, 32].

Orientation and navigation in everyday life require a permanent adaptation of the spatial memory system.

Thus, inheritance of temporary phenotypic changes should occur in the absence of the genetic changes required for more permanent adaptation across the range boundaries.

We now report that PTEN ablation during development results in profound morphological, molecular and neurochemical changes in DA neuron maturation that translate into permanent adaptations of the dopaminergic system, including significant changes in postsynaptic brain areas.

The concept that, during critical periods of fetal development, environmental factors such as undernutrition may cause permanent adaptations in the structure and function of the fetus, thereby increasing risk for disease in later life, has been recognised in the fields of developmental biology and medicine.

The developmental origins of health and disease hypothesis postulates that adverse fetal exposures lead to permanent fetal adaptations in structure, physiology and metabolism [ 36].

E4: This change also brings us...an opportunity to see a curriculum as dynamic, something that should be undergoing permanent revision and adaptation to requirements and which should be in accordance with the wishes of the people who have participated in this educational experience.

The Salerno film makes clear that the author's trust has placed a permanent ban on adaptations of "The Catcher in the Rye".