Sentence examples for reduced adaptation from inspiring English sources

Inappropriate training stimulus may lead to excessive RONS formation, oxidative inactivation of AMPK and reduced adaptation or even maladaptation.

Previous studies examining the effect of aging on visuomotor transformation and adaptation have provided mixed results, with some studies demonstrating no age related impairments [11], [12], while other studies have shown slower and/or reduced adaptation [13], [14], [15], [16].

Secondly, as the enzyme concentration is reduced, adaptation times increase.

Consistent with this, a nonphosphorylatable rfa2 NT mutant displays reduced adaptation.

This effect in humans also occurs in mice which experience age-related bone loss and reduced adaptation to loading.

Interestingly, rfa2 -A x cells display reduced adaptation and a slightly later reduction in phosphorylation of Rad53 after DNA damage.

The OsWRKY45 2 TF confers broad-spectrum disease resistance in rice but reduces adaptation to salt, cold, and drought stresses (Tao et al. 2009, 2011).

Inter-stimulus time of at least 1 min was chosen to reduce adaptation effects.

This strategy maximizes genetic diversity, reduces adaptation to captivity, and reduces the loss of genetic variation associated with genetic drift, which can be rapid in small populations (Ballou et al. 2010).

To test the hypothesis that inability to alter Htr2c RNA editing and splicing in INI mice reduces adaptation to the effects of chronic stress, mice were subjected to daily restraint for 20 consecutive days.

While this study is not the first to examine the responses of alfalfa cultivars to exposure to a water deficit (see Pembleton et al. 2009; Erice et al. 2011 for others), it is the first that has examined a broad enough range of fall dormancy to be able to conclude that decreasing levels of fall dormancy reduce adaptation to mild water deficit conditions.