Sentence examples for to be adaptation from inspiring English sources

There would appear to be adaptation of the recipient toward the graft and the graft toward the recipient.

Earlier ornithologists felt that the kakapo might be related to the ground parrots and night parrot of Australia due to their similar colouration, but this is contradicted by recent studies; rather, the cryptic colour seems to be adaptation to terrestrial habits that evolved twice convergently.

The first light and dark phases were considered to be adaptation stages; only the second light and dark phases were used to evaluate the data by regression analysis.

The advantages of glycolysis for cancer cells are postulated to be adaptation to hypoxia, acquisition of resistance to mitochondria-mediated apoptosis and acidification of the tumour microenvironment by lactate from cancer cells, which leads to tumour invasion or metastasis (Garber, 2010).

Both are assumed to be adaptations to help dissipate heat, said Dr. Richard Klein, an archaeologist at Stanford University.

Highly camouflaged, its huge eyes and incredibly long and slender body and limbs are thought to be adaptations to life in the dimly lit boulder fields.

Two of the projects are said to be adaptations of video games.

What were once thought of as errors of the brain, Mach showed to be adaptations.

For example, recent work by Bramble and Lieberman (2004) suggests that several human anatomical and physiological characteristics appear to be adaptations to facilitate long-distance running.

These iron deposits are thought to be adaptations which provide for more durable enamel.

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.