Sentence examples for potential of adaptation from inspiring English sources
The aim of this research is to assess the economic impact of drought on this extensive livestock farming system and evaluate the potential of adaptation strategies such as reducing the stocking rate.
It has been suggested that recent expansions could be associated with the potential of adaptation to new environments.
A number of studies provide evidence for the potential of adaptation to contrasting parasite environments in other teleosts, in particular through specialized immune functions (reviewed in [ 23, 29].
A description of our findings concerning the shape of the DFE in these six environments and the implications for the potential of adaptation to challenging environments follow.
Thus, the authors reject the potential of adaptation of the defense barriers against damage propagation which operate in tiers from the cellular to the whole-body level before clinical cancer evolves (Feinendegen and Neumann 2005).
If the presence of active marks renders these cells more responsive to transcriptional activation, then a higher fraction of such cells can provide the population with a better potential of adaptation.
Hence, facilitating effective and reliable access to information and improving farmers' awareness of potential benefits of adaptation are found to be important policy intervention measures.
Adaptation was assessed by comparing the performance of LE populations to those of C populations in petri dishes containing Levamisole (hereafter the Levamisole environment), while the control (drug-free) environment and the environment containing Ivermectin 0.04 µM served to measure potential costs of adaptation.
This work nominates multiple potential pathways of adaptation to naturally stressful environments in a model legume.
Our approach has been not to investigate single nucleotide substitutions as potential substrates of adaptation.
We also examined Idh2 expression during LPS treatment as a potential mechanism of adaptation to loss of Idh1, but its expression was unaffected (Supplementary Figure 4).
