Sentence examples for suggested for adaptation from inspiring English sources
Another compromise that has been suggested for adaptation is antagonistic pleiotropy.
Such adaptations can allow for niche diversification, as has been suggested for thermal adaptation (plants: [ 25], Antarctic ice fish: [ 26]) and for metabolic novelty (C 4 photosynthesis: [ 27]).
Such adaptations can allow diversification into new niches, as has been suggested for cold adaptation [plants: [ 9], Antarctic ice fish: [ 10]] novel metabolic processes [C-4 photosynthesis: [ 11]].
Such conserved duplicates are thought to be retained when there is a selective advantage for greater protein production of a particular gene product [for review see [ 1]] as suggested for cold adaptation genes in Antarctic ice fish [ 10].
The concepts of local and global effectiveness of a local search operator are suggested for dynamic adjustment of adaptation parameters.
Other similarities between insects and mammals lie in the functions suggested for dopamine in the retina: adaptation to bright lights (10) and diurnal rhythms (11, 12).
Thus, the load applied to the knee through the exercise intervention protocol provided here was likely within the physiologic loading window that has been suggested to allow for adaptation, remodeling, and proper functioning of cells and tissues [9 12, 15].
Detailed information including suggested adaptation measures for all health impacts assessed is available in the SIAM health technical report (Casimiro and Calheiros 2002).
These findings were consistent with an overlapping but defined distribution of SAR11-I/II and SAR11-IIIa in the salinity gradient of the Baltic Sea and suggested the adaptation of SAR11-IIIa for growth and survival in mesohaline conditions.
Crapse and Sommer (2008a) have suggested that adaptation processes to compensate for motor-related sensory problems, such as sensory reafference, are remarkably consistent among species.
While quantitative research strongly suggests a role for adaptation, the dearth of integrated genetic-quantitative work severely limits our understanding of this process.
