Sentence examples for route of adaptation from inspiring English sources

In order to better understand the initial route of adaptation of an organismal proteome to chemical ambiguity, we chose to adapt a simple proteome, that of bacteriophage Qβ, to function in the presence of an amino acid analogue.

Quantitatively, in prokaryotes, HGT appears to be a far more important route of adaptation than gene duplication [ 62, 63].

As such, this study suggests that the combination of whole-genome sequencing and experimental evolution is a powerful approach to study the features that restrain and promote genomic plasticity, defining possible routes of adaptation and outcomes of evolution.

A comprehensive understanding of the molecular interactions between soybean and A. glycines, at both the plant and insect level, can provide insights into the HPR mechanism and potential routes of virulence adaptation.

In order to elucidate further the phylogenetic structure of a prominent MLST type and display possible routes of niche adaptation we focused on the most prevalent clonal type ST40 [ 39].

Of the many possible genetic routes to adaptation available to a population, the one most often followed depends both on the process of mutation, which creates the raw material for adaptive evolution, and the fitness effects of the resulting mutations.

Which surely, as everyone suggests, is the route any adaptation of Sandman must go.

This route-specificity indicates that the physiological underpinnings of resistance and therefore the evolutionary trajectories of adaptation differ for the routes of infection.

Resistance is part of adaptation.

Third, there is the cost of adaptation.

GARRISON "Implementation of Adaptation," installation by Lorrie Fredette.