Sentence examples for that better adapted from inspiring English sources

Often, the essence of his theory is formulated with 'the fittest survive', a term first coined by Herbert Spencer, to summarize the ideas of Darwin that better adapted organisms will live to have more offspring.

In their study, no significant pathways involved in the induction of the antiviral IFN type I response were upregulated in chronically diseased pigs at 4dpi or 8dpi, while in pigs that recovered rapidly, these pathways were already significantly upregulated at 4dpi until recovery at 10-12dpi [ 56], which supports our theory that better adapted animals induce the interferon type I response faster.

Thus, one could intuit that better adapted species have fitness distributions where beneficial mutations are weaker on average, but it may be harder to explain why the rate of adaptive mutations should be higher in that case.

As stated, in this study we present a new configuration for the cells that better adapts the characteristics of the vehicles.

Services, originally conceived for web applications, need new models that better adapt to the needs of manufacturing systems namely, the specification and planning of processes.

We pose each course design as a variation of the oversubscription problem, that we call the clustered-oversubscription problem, and we use linear programming for assisting a planner to generate the design that better adapts to the student.

This result implies that the populations that were better adapted to grow under a particular temperature had lower evolvability.

Another possibility yet to be explored is that different strains of B. dermatitidis exist that are better adapted to certain environments and that may vary in their pathogenicity for humans.

These data also suggest that in the mainland localities of Europe and Africa, sexual individuals of S. mediterranea are being replaced by asexual individuals that are either conspecific or are from other species that are better adapted to the Mediterranean climate.

Natural selection is the mechanism that drives the evolution of organisms, leading to individuals that are better adapted to a new environment than the original population (Endler 1986; Linhart and Grant 1996).

The specificity of the adaptation makes it likely that a better adapted host could exist, one able to escape from this parasite's harmful effects.