Sentence examples for respective adaptations from inspiring English sources
The model presented here could also be used, with the respective adaptations, in other Latin American megacities in order to determine the adequacy of the MSW management there.
The respective adaptations were cycler-specific and comprised reaction mixes, MgCl2 contents, optimal primer-probe-concentrations, and cycling protocols.
The differences in the molecular machinery of mitochondrial and bacterial translational systems reflect, at least partially, their respective adaptations to the very different decoding challenges they meet.
Spectral sensitivities were provided by the reciprocal values of the stimulus intensities and were normalized to the maximal spectral sensitivity determined for each ocellus under the respective adaptation condition.
Half of these data were manually analyzed for classification errors and then used for adaptation of the respective models (supervised MAP adaptation).
Our field trials were therefore designed to evaluate accessions in their respective zone of adaptation.
Several events of accelerated activity of rearrangements and domain emergence could be associated to the respective changes in stress adaptation and morphogenesis.
The second, conceptual reason is that modelling the lineages separately requires the assumption that indeed the inferred lineages react as a unit to GCC and not only genes responsible for their presumed local adaptation (see respective discussion above).
Compared with BBge and BPam, the differential absence of genes in BCpu must be a consequence of different adaptations in the respective cockroach lineages.
The closely related Arctic and red foxes differ in their morphological and ecological adaptations to their respective habitats, rendering them an interesting species pair for studying the genetic basis of adaptation.
Although different types of insects have been found to pollinate plants with floral traps (Proctor, Yeo & Lack, 1996), it is not known whether pollination traps show specific adaptations to the respective pollinator groups.
