Sentence examples for role in adapting from inspiring English sources
This too supports the contention that the G6 explants elicited an adaptive stress response, in that dehydrins have long been recognized as playing a fundamental role in adapting to environmental stresses [ 44].
Adult neurogenesis is thought to play a role in adapting neural circuits to changing environmental conditions.
Small-scale irrigation is playing an important role in adapting to climate change, achieving food security, and improving household incomes.
But if he can bargain for the resources and authority to do it right, he'll be sorely tempted to take a lead role in adapting "The Arrival".
Many excellent examples of directed evolution applied to a wide range of enzymes have clearly demonstrated its future role in adapting enzymes for use in the chemical industry.
The present collection of papers on orchestration highlights broad agreement that classrooms are variable and complex and that teachers have an important role in adapting materials for use in their own classrooms.
The genome contains sec-dependent, sec-independent, typical type II (Table 9) and IV secretion systems (Table 10), which are known to play important roles in adapting to diverse conditions [ 10, 11].
Since rubber tree bark is regularly tapped for latex harvest, it is not surprising that some transcripts encoding the proteins associated with stress/defense response such as heat shock proteins and ascorbate peroxidase were highly expressed, which might play important roles in adapting to stress conditions [ 15, 44, 45].
The result, he said, supported his belief that "decay and destruction have an important role to play in adapting to the dynamism of society".
Results of this case study with a hypothetical land cover change can contribute to the assessment of the role of forests in adapting to climate change.
Indeed, it has been demonstrated that OspC is required for mammalian infection but not for tick colonization, indicating a potential role for OspC in adapting the spirochete to the mammalian environment as well as conferring an ability to withstand a dramatic transition of environments [42].
