Sentence examples for simply adaptations from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses methodological and ethical issues that need consideration when designing an Internet-based study concluding that, in general, online research methods are simply adaptations of traditional methods of data collection.

However, the high level of Bag-1 in the cell lines is not simply adaptation to cell culture, since the HaCaT immortalised, non-tumourigenic epidermal cell line has lower levels of Bag-1 than SCC-13 (data not shown).

As always with Hilton's simply staged adaptations, it's all about the timeless brilliance of the writing taking centre stage, with performances to match.

Instead, the ecological interactions emerge simply as adaptations to the computational chemistry implemented in the system.

Until this is done, such discussions will be largely speculative, and existing data cannot discriminate between the hypothesis that these prey-capture features are exaptations (sensu [ 108]) in extant river dolphins or are simply feeding adaptations that are equally effective in marine and fluvial environments.

This is simply natural adaptation at work.

Nothing he did was inconsistent, he insists; simply an adaptation to circumstances.

Mickelson's game, according to his coach Butch Harmon, has benefited simply from adaptation.

What he calls "self-organization" is simply collective adaptation to extreme hardship.

Rather than simply reflecting adaptation to resource constraints, the reasons behind the shift from timber to stone construction are more complex and encompass social, cultural and environmental factors.

She says experts are still trying to discover whether the spear-making skill is "related to learning" or "simply an adaptation to the local environment".