Sentence examples for relatively adaptive from inspiring English sources

This scenario, where secondary structure also involves evolutionary conservation, is therefore, a relatively adaptive one, as compared to one where this association was absent, where detrimental mutations are not only minimized but also certain beneficial mutations are allowed.

This paper proposes a relatively simple adaptive controller for nonlinear systems with higher relative degree.

Studied households are also found to have relatively low adaptive capacity with a mean index of 0.53 out of 1.

Holding exposure and sensitivity constant, a negative index shows the household to have relatively lower adaptive capacity when compared to a household with a positive index value and vice versa.

Since wireless backhaul links can be relatively static, adaptive algorithms for beam alignment to maintain reliable communications can be developed to compensate for the base station (BS) movements due to strong wind for example [81].

This early pathogen control provides the relatively slow adaptive immune system with a time window allowing to develop specifically tailored responses that can ultimately sterilize the body from the infection and provide long-term protection [1].

In his analysis of public health emergencies in developing countries, Quarantelli identified relatively poor adaptive capabilities to be the key barrier to effective responses at the central and local levels [76].

Finally, several relatively unspecific adaptive responses to stress have been implicated in CDDP resistance.

As stated above, these test statistics should have power to detect relatively recent adaptive evolution in the genome.

So, it seems unlikely that the increased vulnerability of the PLM3SA heart to hypertrophic remodelling and contractile dysfunction is attributable to these relatively small adaptive changes in NCX.

The genetically determined level of freezing tolerance is achieved during cold acclimation, which is a relatively slow, adaptive response during autumn, when the temperature, day length and light intensity usually decrease gradually [ 1].