Sentence examples for to adaptation for from inspiring English sources

The approach is also feasible and amenable to adaptation for high throughput screening of drug candidates.

Their report, Legal Analysis of Barriers to Adaptation for California's Water Sector, is one of a series assigned by the California Energy Commission.

Using a model designed to test the limits to adaptation, we draw out the constraints, limits and barriers to adaptation for dairy families and their communities coping with reduced water access.

It is tempting to relate the depiction of the story, with its "distinct and vivid tableaux, well suited to adaptation for performance" to medieval drama, often a source for iconography, but the fragmentary records mention no dramas on the life of St Agnes that are close in time or place to the origin of the cup.

Consistent with the observation of parallel evolution, we show that the relative contributions of chance are far smaller and less important than effects due to adaptation for the traits investigated.

The approach is very sensitive and it is amenable to adaptation for high-throughput analysis [ 7].

Now new research suggests unique changes in the Pygmy's genome have both led to adaptations for living in the forest as well as kept them short.

However, their social intelligence differs, often emphasizing within-group competition over cooperation, which may be due to adaptations for their unpredictable environment.

83 Thus, it is plausible that the expansion of the prefrontal system and of prefrontal-projecting cerebellar lobules in humans 39 also relates to adaptations for articulate speech.

Variation of locomotor trait complexes in geophagine cichlids suggest that post-cranial phenotypic diversity may be related to adaptations for feeding and habitat use.

More importantly, the trend towards online travel points to a number of major industry shifts that are going to drive adaptation for a while to come.