Sentences with phrase «specific adaptations»

Nor does it address specific adaptations for particular nutritional requirements.

Ultimately, forest managers will need to consider specific adaptation actions in response to current and potential climate changes.

«I think what's more important is that the part on the stage was more of a very specific adaptation just for the presentation,» he said.

Here we examine the potential value (relative to the conventional, broad adaptation approach) of exploiting specific adaptation arising from G × M × E.

If Parties so wish, they may include specific adaptation measures in their national contribution or communicate their needs and efforts through other existing channels.

Yet many of these adaptation plans are quite broad or vague, and thus fail to sufficiently address more specific adaptation issues.

In addition, you will learn specific adaptations of the ACT protocol for use in treating an array of disorders, such as anxiety, depression, chronic pain, eating disorders, and more.

It is upsetting that to date, persons with reading disabilities have access to no more than 10 % of the yearly book production, from specific adaptations made by inclusive associations: the term «book famine» has been coined a long time ago to describe this fact.

The researchers conclude «The correlation between lineage specific adaptations and ability to restrict viruses endemic to the same hosts supports the hypothesis that lentiviruses closely related to modern SIVs were present in Africa and infecting the ancestors of cercopithecine primates as far back as 16 million years ago, and provides insight into the evolution of TRIM5 specificity.»

For those new to Porges» work, he is noted as the originator of the Polyvagal Theory (PVT), which is his perspective of how our autonomic nervous system, dependent on phylogenetic transitions / shifts that occurred between reptiles and mammals, resulted in specific adaptations in vagal pathways regulating the heart, which in turn impact our lives.

«If your goal is to run a marathon, you will need to incorporate lots of low - to - moderate - intensity training sustained over a longer duration in order to stimulate specific adaptations, but for broad goals such as weight loss, strength and fitness, it is nearly always best to employ various levels of intensity.»

«Specific exercise elicits specific adaptations, creating specific training effects.»

The entire concept of Weight Training is based on the fact that your body adapts primarily to the stress in the Muscles and nervous system called SAID principle -LCB- Specific Adaptation to Imposed demand -RCB-.

Yet, most gaming specific adaptations are poor - to - middling, few of them authentic, and none of them with anything particularly profound or thought - provoking to say about games or pop - culture and why they transcend just about every culture there is.

Farmer has previously created site - specific adaptations with many renowned visual artists, including Vito Acconci, Rita Ackermann, Jonah Freeman, Justin Lowe, Marilyn Minter, and Guido van der Werve to name a few.

The top - down adaptation costing analysis applied in this report is aimed at providing a reasonable first approximation that can be refined over time as relevant and reliable local data becomes available especially from research focusing on sector specific adaptation costing.

The information presented would enable participants to prepare, demonstrate and implement location - specific adaptation practices and, thus, to improve the adaptive capacity of rural livelihoods to climate change in agriculture and allied sectors.

E. coli, in contrast, are much more harmless, but not all strains have specific adaptations for entering cells.

Oligopeptide Permease A5 Modulates Vertebrate Host - Specific Adaptation of Borrelia burgdorferi

He denied it, saying «What happened on stage was actually kind of a very specific adaptation.»

«Our results are not only a milestone for the research on microsporidia, but they are also of great interest to the study of parasite - specific adaptations in evolution in general,» explains Ebert the findings.

Crop design (G × M) is optimised for subsets of locations within the production region (specific adaptation) and is compared with the optimum G across all environments with locally modified M (broad adaptation).

We find that geographic subregions that have frequencies of major environment types substantially different from that for the entire production region show greatest advantage for specific adaptation.

Although the specific adaptation approach confers yield and production risk advantages at industry scale, even greater benefits should be achievable with better predictors of environment - type likelihood than that conferred by location alone.

«It may in fact be that regeneration is ancestral, but that newts have species - specific adaptations that allow it to have such spectacular regenerative capacities compared with other vertebrates.»

Like most cavernicolous species, Trechinae cave beetles shows a number of specific adaptations, such as lack of eyes and colour, which are traits common among cave dwellers.

But there is no obvious adaptive pressure for Goffin's cockatoos to use tools, and the ability to do so may be a sign of general intelligence rather than a specific adaptation, says Alice Auersperg of the University of Vienna, who led the study.

Liliana Malinovska (Alberti, MPG)-- «Specific adaptations in the proteostasis network of the social amoebae Dictyostelium discoideum lead to an unusual resilience to protein aggregation» (2014)

Incorporate into MPA management plans specific adaptation strategies and actions to address climate - change threats (ocean acidification and warming and sea - level rise), including monitoring of their effectiveness.

Filament formation by metabolic enzymes is a specific adaptation to an advanced state of cellular starvation.

This will allow your body to focus on that specific adaptation and pave the way for greater range of improvement in the future.

As the owner of Modern Warfare Fitness, he created his one month program called the SAID principle, which stands for «specific adaptation to imposed demands».

One of the very basic training principles is called the SAID principle, the abbreviation SAID refers to specific adaptations to imposed demands.

Specificity can be summed up with the acronym SAID: Specific Adaptations of Imposed Demands (SAID).

For those who have specific goals with their training (e.g., building a lot of muscle, gaining strength in a couple of compound lifts, becoming a really good sprinter), putting some emphasis on progressive overload and creating a specific adaptation is usually a good idea.

Specific adaptations will be made to accommodate for pregnancy.

They may be training hard, perhaps pushing themselves to the brink of complete exhaustion every workout, but the importance of making small incremental weight increases and creating a specific adaptation is often forgotten.

Soccer - specific adaptations are triggered by the inflammatory and redox reactions occurring after strenuous exercise stimulus.

When in doubt, think about the SAID principle - Specific Adaptation to Imposed Demand.

This means one and a half to two grams per kilogram body weight per day of proteins should be sufficient to fully repair the damaged muscles and stimulate soccer - specific adaptations.