Sentence examples for progressive adaptive from inspiring English sources

Stress underground selected for a suit of progressive adaptive traits to underground life such as seismic, magnetic, auditory, chemical, nasal, and vomeronasal communication systems, compensating for the regressive loss of sight and affecting the entire genome and its regulation (Brodsky et al. 2005).

The size of the inhabited area is reflected in the presence of more-progressive adaptive morphological characteristics.

Collectively, these studies led to the proposal that C4 characters are acquired in a step-wise manner during the evolution of C4 photosynthesis, and recently, the rise of C4 character states in Flaveria were proposed to follow a progressive, Mount Fuji adaptive landscape model [ 17].

Students tend naturally to see all evolutionary change as adaptive, progressive, optimal, and teleological, with improvement achieved as needed or desired by organisms (if not as planned in advance).

It is often argued that people tend to consider all evolutionary changes as adaptive, progressive, and optimal, since it is cognitively hard avoiding the idea that evolutionary changes bring an inevitable progress (Ruse [1997]; Carroll [2001]).

Where the evidence is weak for a causal relationship between a surrogate and downstream clinical events, strategies to reduce uncertainty might include: early tripartite dialogue, coverage with evidence development, adaptive (progressive) licensing, epidemiological research and/or simple post-marketing randomized controlled trials [ 16].

Pan et al. [13] proposed a content-adaptive progressive occlusion analysis.

Recently, two new censoring schemes, viz., progressive hybrid censoring and adaptive progressive censoring schemes have been introduced in the literature.

Other forms of sampling, including clustered and nested sampling as well as progressive sampling including spatially adaptive sampling, are described.

The advantage is that a RM is not required so that adjustments in expiratory duration are adaptive with progressive changes in acute lung injury, regardless if these changes are for the better or worse.

As such, phenotypically stable multicellular systems are required to investigate complex initiating events that are multicellular in nature, as well as adaptive and progressive events that occur over prolonged exposure periods, such as inflammation, proliferation, and fibrosis.