Sentence examples for prompt adaptation from inspiring English sources
Also, grazing behaviour was not different between G1 and Post-TMR cows, suggesting a prompt adaptation of G0 cows to grazing.
The influence of emotional knowledge upon the ways people experience and understand climate change is increasingly recognized within geographic scholarship; however, limited research considers the potential of emotion to prompt adaptation.
In either case, the transfer of genetic information allows for prompt adaptation of cell populations to alterations in the microenvironment, and may help explain why hypoxia, irradiation, or cell activation augment microvesicle release [2].
This laboratory provided immediate feedback (<48 hours after strains were received) to hospitals, which facilitated prompt adaptation of local control measures, and to CCLIN and InVS, which enabled regular tracing of the strain dissemination and adaptation of recommendations.
His disability has prompted adaptations in his working style.
Inevitably, a film adaptation prompts protests that whoever was cast doesn't get the look quite right, though it's never truly clear just what the look should be.
The fertility of diploid males may have evolved as an adaptation prompted by the risk of extinction looming over small isolated populations of species with sl-CSD.
Thus, commonly occurring fertile diploid males in C. glomerata [ 44] and Euodynerus foraminatus [ 45] may be an adaptation prompted by the pressure of the extinction vortex.
The quick spread of the virus raised questions regarding viral adaptation and prompted a detailed investigation of the genetic evolution of the virus.
Second, evolutionary innovations will often have disruptive effects on cellular networks, inverting epistatic relationships and prompting new waves of adaptation that may even reverse the effects of mutations that were necessary for accessing an innovation in the first place.
And though there's currently a view, prompted by movie adaptations, that Charlotte and/or Emily are about to replace Jane Austen in public affection, there's surely room in the world for all of them.
