Sentence examples for specialist adapted from inspiring English sources

Based on the given trade-off relation in parameters of the Monod equation, the finally resident quasi-species are characterized as the specialist adapted for the rich nutrient condition (quasi-species with larger g), and as the generalist adapted for wider range of the nutrient condition quasi-species with smaller g).

The "Jack-of-all-trades is a master of none" hypothesis asserts that specialists persist because the fitness of a generalist utilizing a particular habitat is lower than that of a specialist adapted to that habitat.

D. mojavensis, an ecological specialist adapted to a cactophilic niche under extreme desert conditions, is a chromosomally derived species with ten fixed inversions, five of them not present in any other species.

Similarly, the concept of 'demands' being made on the child was simplified to 'pressure' which one specialist adapted into a culturally specific analogy shown below: Suppose you were cooking a meal and your mother-in-law is watching you and giving you continuous instructions.

The "Jack-of-all-trades is a master of none" hypothesis asserts that specialists persist in a heterogeneous environment because the fitness of a generalist utilizing a particular habitat is lower than that of a specialist adapted to that habitat [ 5- 7].

He will also have to help Zynga, which grew up as a desktop-gaming specialist, adapt faster to a world in which more and more games are being played on mobile devices.

The application of position-specifically 13C labeled sorbed tracer, combined with compound-specific 13C analysis of phospholipid fatty acids (PLFA), enables determination of whether this higher efficiency is due to a metabolic shift in a) the whole microbial community or b) microbial specialists adapted to sorbed C sources.

At the end of the dialysis session, the HD patient will be asked to estimate pain level, boredom level and mood as perceived during the session, with a visual analogue scale graduated from 0 to 10. Nephrologists, nurses, and a specialist in adapted physical activities will monitor the patient.

These insects represent leave-chewing larvae (P. rapae and S. littoralis) as well as cell-sucking (F. occidentalis) or phloem sap-feeding (M. persicae, B. brassicae, B. tabaci) adults with P. rapae and B. brassicae being specialist herbivores adapted to members of the Brassicaceae as their hosts.

Some flowers are generalists and are visited by many species, while others are specialists, having adapted to co-exist with specific animals.

First released in the U.K. in 2013, it is now being published in eighteen countries, and, in an interesting twist, the contract allows for a local editor and reading specialist to adapt up to twenty-five per cent of the ailments and reading recommendations to fit each particular country's readership and include more native writers.