Sentence examples for promoting adaptation from inspiring English sources

Intervention research examines the effectiveness of interventions in preventing disorders or reducing risk, or in promoting adaptation or resilience.

If reproductive success is condition dependent, the resulting sexual selection will tend to align with natural selection, promoting adaptation.

Perhaps this is because for many climate activists, promoting adaptation sometimes has that feeling that the battle to combat rising temperatures has been lost.

Preventive intervention research examines the efficacy and effectiveness of interventions in preventing disorders or reducing risk, or in promoting adaptation or resilience.

Thus, the results show that the action of nanoparticles of molybdenum activated antioxidant enzymes and decreased oxidative processes, thus promoting adaptation of plants.

Thus, the results point to the indirect effect of molybdenum nanoparticles upon the metabolic processes that lead to activation of antioxidant enzymes and reduction of oxidative processes, thus promoting adaptation of plants.

Camp (1995) defined benchmarking as the process of learning and exchange of corporate information, with the purpose of promoting adaptations in an organization based on the observation of the best practices of the market.

Unlike the core genome which contains all the constitutively vital genes (metabolism, DNA synthesis etc)., the accessory genome is enriched with genes promoting adaptations to various ecological niches (resistance, virulence factors etc).

This identification leads to goal setting to promote adaptation in the four adaptive modes to enhance women's interaction with her immediate environment.

High gene flow between heterogeneous environments may then favour the evolution of increased phenotypic plasticity, over adaptive genetic divergence, because it would promote adaptation to new conditions within one or two generations [ 18, 29].

We hypothesize that the large number of disrupted euchromatic regions, coupled with suppressed recombination between locally adapted loci in different rearrangement regions would have promoted adaptation and speciation in Tonatia.