Sentence examples for relative adaptation of from inspiring English sources

These tests will permit hypothesis testing regarding (i) the relative adaptation of local versus nonlocal plant materials, (ii) the limits of adaptation of individual plant materials, and (iii) potential invasiveness.

· Closely monitor individual record performances to assess relative adaptation.

For instance, in this study system erroneous evolutionary conclusions could be drawn from the habitat-specificity (implying local adaptation) of relative brain size in the data from the wild given that observed differences cannot be reproduced under common garden conditions (showing that the differences are environmentally induced).

The adapted mean vectors of upper and lower left components are credible because we indeed have relative speaker frames, but the adaptation of lower right component is questionable because it suffers from a shortage of speaker frames, whose first-order Baum-Welch statistics is inaccurate.

Our dependent variable was the relative sense of responsibility for adaptation of health care.

Similarly, my finding of phylogenetic repulsion appears at odds with another recent study that showed that fire regeneration mode can drive phylogenetic clustering through shared adaptation of close relatives to fire-prone environments [ 13].

Others will be drawn to Sky Atlantic and the relative sanity of Gomorrah, an excellent adaptation of Roberto Saviano's exposé of Neapolitan crime syndicate the Camorra and its warring clans.

He also starred in the screen adaptation of Noel Coward's "Relative Values" with Steven Fry, Colin Firth and Julie Andrews; the Irish Hell's Kitchen drama "One Eyed King" with Chazz Palminteri and Armand Assante; and "The Brotherhood of Murder," a drama about a breakaway faction of the Aryan Nation with Peter Gallagher and Kelly Lynch.

Thus we provide new insights on the evolution of swimming diversity in fishes and the adaptation of OXPHOS genes relative to organismal energetic performance on a broad phylogenetic scale.

The risk estimate used in the AF estimation is an adaptation of the unit relative risk (URR) estimate for all the industrial cohorts from the Armstrong et al (2004) meta-analysis, adjusted for smoking.

An appropriate understanding of the association between high-Expressed Emotion (EE) in family members of people with schizophrenia, patients' and relatives' correlates is needed to improve adaptation of psychoeducational interventions in diverse cultures.