Sentence examples similar to satisfactory adaptation to from inspiring English sources

The insertion of cover crops in the cropping systems did not change wheat grain yield, N uptake, or grain protein concentration compared to those of without cover crops, demonstrating a satisfactory adaptation of the entire cropping system to the use of cover crops.

Webster's Third New International Dictionary (1981, p. 2260) defined stress as "a physical, chemical, or emotional factor (as trauma, histamine, or fear) to which an individual fails to make a satisfactory adaptation, and which causes physiologic tensions that may be a contributing cause of disease".

Therefore, using high salinity stress to stimulate lipid accumulation of microalgae and maintaining a satisfactory cell growth rate (for example, by enhancing adaptation to salinity) seems to be a promising strategy to enhance lipid content and lipid productivity simultaneously.

The psychometric properties of the PDQ-4+ have been shown to be satisfactory, both in the questionnaire's original version [ 13] and in its adaptation to other languages and cultures [ 16- 18].

Adaptation to darkness, the efficiency of adaptations.

Evolutionary adaptation to thermosensation.

Adaptation to the dry environment is key.

This is an adaptation to diving.

This would allow faster adaptation to resistance.

Acclimatization The physiological adaptation to climatic variations.

Adaptation to climate change.