Sentence examples for supposed adaptations from inspiring English sources

Since the differences in acceleration parameters between groups did not result in improved energetic cost or O2 cost of running in T vs UT, the value in these supposed adaptations is not clear.

It is commonly supposed that adaptations appear in one or several individuals.

The Troublemakers Gilbert Hernandez Fantagraphics Gilbert is making graphic novels that are supposed to be adaptations of the B movies that the character Fritz from Love and Rockets starred.

In a literature review, we found a total of 17 supposed cases of adaptation, mostly based on common garden experiments with organisms only deriving from typically two or three sampling locations.

It is supposed that the differential adaptations in the functions of CaL channels and ryanodine-sensitive Ca2+ releases are an immediate and early adaptive response to microgravity, which are reversible and could recover when the microgravity exposure disappears.

After all, an adaptation is supposed to offer something new and ERS might have offered a "Benjy" play that was moving and funny and brutal and sad.

Interestingly, the chunks of genes believed to have been horizontally acquired by Brachyspira, and that are supposed to have facilitated adaptation and survival of the bacterium within the intestines, belonged mostly to classically 'enteric type' of organisms, rather than to other spirochaetal relatives of Brachyspira [5].

Models can be subdivided according to the supposed genetic basis of adaptation: continuous (quantitative) or discrete.

H. pylori infection destroyed gastric mucosa barrier function through inducing a significant reduction of HSP70 expression in gastric epithelial cells, which was supposed to disturb gastric adaptation and facilitate H pylori to avoid host immunity [ 10].

Leaf rolling and stem proliferation are two important phenomena in plant developmental process [ 22– 24]; while leaf rolling is supposed to be an adaptation to drought tolerance mechanisms, proliferative growth in stems, buds, and in other plant organs often leads to fasciation through disturbances in SAM.

My particular skepticism was rooted in a friend's summary of the film adaptation: "We're supposed to be different!