Sentence examples for spectrum of adaptations from inspiring English sources

Evolution has equipped plants with a wide spectrum of adaptations to combat environmental perturbations (Dinakar and Bartels 2013).

On the view of aging presented here, extending human healthspan requires that we find means by which we can emulate what natural selection has already given us at earlier ages: a broad spectrum of adaptations that have been produced by millions of years of fine-tuning the vast amount of information stored in each mammalian genome.

Tertiary prevention is the most reactive in this spectrum of adaptation and prevention actions, as the adverse health outcome is not prevented.

However, the whole spectrum of mitochondrial adaptations during hepatic steatosis remains to be characterized.

However, the nature and impact of inactivity and exercise on vascular structure and function suggest that inactivity and exercise are not simply the opposite ends of a linear spectrum of physiological adaptation.

As a consequence, the spectrum of potential future adaptations will differ from those available to a population that by chance fixed an alternative mutation that did not engender a trade-off, and therefore would not select for a compensatory mutation.

Results illustrate a spectrum of engagement with adaptation across the region.

Further, aerobic exercise tolerance should not be considered as definitive evidence of changes in aerobic fitness (with the accompanying spectrum of underlying physiological adaptation).

Recently, the role of the mutant spectrum in adaptation of West Nile virus has been documented [ 13, 14].

Norms such as personalization, dramatization, novelty, reliance on authoritative spokespersons and balance of opposing viewpoints contributes to coverage that coheres with "dominant market-based and utilitarian approaches to discussing the spectrum of possible mitigation and adaptation action on climate change" (page 117).

These 'global stocktakes' would measure collective progress towards global targets, looking at the whole spectrum of actions including mitigation, adaptation, financing, and technology development and transfer.