Sentence examples similar to time for adaptations from inspiring English sources

This is generally considered to be the result of at least two factors: the comparative novelty of polar glacial climates, allowing only a limited time for adaptation since their onset, and the much lesser variety of habitats available for colonization in the north as compared with the lower latitudes.

There will be adequate time for adaptation, and more economy and environmental-friendly vehicles enter the service," a Didi representative told TechCrunch.

OLR in D6 is half of OLR in D5, resulting in twice as high hydraulic retention time (HRT) which may give the microorganisms time for adaptation but can also explain the lower methane yield.

Different from the behaviour observed in radial growth of A. alternata and A. solani, the addition of extracts did not delay the beginning of linear growth when compared with the control assay, which means less time for adaptation of these microorganisms to the medium.

The study duration was long enough to allow sufficient time for adaptation to the diet.

The four week period between visits allowed sufficient time for adaptation to the new spectacles.

The time for adaptation is longer when the sexuality in a population increases and when the selection decreases.

The legislation regarding group housing was adopted already in 2001 and a long transitional period was allowed to give member states and producers enough time for adaptation.

In the current study, we hypothesize that when the human body gets more time for adaptation to running, the incidence of running related injuries will decrease.

This is because high tolerance may enable organisms to persist under the new environmental conditions and allow enough time for adaptation to occur (Sexton et al. 2002).

The legislation regarding group housing was adopted already in 2001 and a long transitional period was allowed to give EU member states and producers enough time for adaptation.