Sentence examples for potent adaptation from inspiring English sources

"Dare" is followed by a very different genre exercise: a potent adaptation of the Raymond Chandler story "Goldfish".

A potent adaptation of Ken Kesey's 1962 novel, it starred Jack Nicholson as Randle P. McMurphy, an irrepressible free spirit who cons his way from a prison work farm into a mental hospital.

These results suggested that the PHR1-IPS1-miR399-UBC24/PHO2 signalling cascade functions as a potent adaptation to −P in wheat.

This study revealed that enhancement of the Pi-mediated signalling cascade using IPS1 is a potent adaptation mechanism to Pi starvation that is conserved in both wheat and rice and validated the effectiveness of using short-read next-generation sequencing data for wheat transcriptome analysis in the absence of reference genome information.

Mr. Mehldau and Mr. Hays, both in their early 40s, don't have to work to find common ground, so they focus instead on bringing a high sheen to some choice material: one repurposed original each; potent adaptations of works by Steve Reich, Philip Glass and Ornette Coleman; and four intricate pieces by Patrick Zimmerli.

Variations in the natural visual environment are known to provide a potent stimulus for adaptation (Simoncelli & Olshausen, 2001).

Our results thus suggested that the textural characteristics of medical images provide a potent stimulus for adaptation, affecting both how the images are perceived and how efficiently they can be scanned for a feature like a lesion.

There is growing evidence that hybridization and the process of admixture that follows can indeed be potent drivers of fast adaptation rather than being deleterious in invasive animals and plants (Kolbe et al. 2004; Keller and Taylor 2010; Krehenwinkel and Tautz 2013).

In Dendrobium, the expansion of several resistance-related genes indicate a potent immune system accountable for adaptation to a broad extent of ecological niches.

Introduction of the HPH5N1 NS into the low pathogenic H7N1 avian influenza virus enabled H7N1 to replicate efficiently in different human cell lines without prior adaptation due to potent suppression of IFN-β production.

The shaping of gene families is a potent and safe mechanism which enables adaptation to environmental cues, since gene duplications provide new raw genetic material that natural selection can subsequently modify, without losing the function of the original gene.