Sentence examples for scope of adaptive from inspiring English sources

The proposed stability condition is then shown to be a key tool in designing a wide scope of adaptive controllers.

Such proposed stability condition is then shown to be a key tool in designing a wide scope of adaptive controllers.

Insects represent the full scope of heterotrophic adaptive life history strategies, from sessile species whose ecological strategies resemble those of plants to social insects whose range of behavioral attributes resembles that of advanced vertebrates.

There are two basic ways of handling such situations: Limit the scope of the adaptive landscape.

Changes outside the pre-defined scope of an adaptive protocol, its boundaries or control mechanisms constitute a substantial protocol amendment and require RA/REC approval as specified within legislation [ 6], Figure  1.

On the one hand, this omission seems reasonable given that the scope for adaptive movement of genes onto the W (and Y-chromosome) might be curtailed given this chromosome lacks recombination [ 35].

These interspecific differences in responses among members of the native community could merely reflect differences in their degrees of exposure to the invasive species (e.g., microhabitat use), or instead could potentially reflect differences among taxa in the scope and rapidity of adaptive evolutionary responses to this novel threat in their environment.

Amplification of an, initially, low-efficiency enzyme consequently broadens the scope for adaptive mutations to arise in the enzymatic function in any of the gene duplicates.

Many organisms of conservation concern have complex life histories and considerable scope for adaptive plasticity and dispersal.

Our secondary goal was to evaluate the scope of neutral vs. adaptive differentiation in sockeye salmon as revealed by locus-specific estimates of divergence.

The rate and scope of evolutionary adaptation can be limited by low genetic diversity, gene flow, and costs associated with adaptive change.