adaptive strategies造句

• It's evolved as an adaptive strategy ."
• Many Plains Indian societies changed their adaptive strategies because of the horse.
• A study in 1996 addressed adaptive strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
• This is presumably an adaptive strategy to avoid parasite re-infection.
• They need to hear it often, before they change their adaptive strategies.
• At its most basic level, the similarity heuristic is an adaptive strategy.
• *" Increased use of VSS in these populations may reflect adaptive strategies.
• Poisonous frogs tend to advertise their toxicity with bright colours, an adaptive strategy known as aposematism.
• The " ultimately lethal " program developed by Morris had 44 instructions, and employed an adaptive strategy.
• His typology includes these five adaptive strategies : foraging, horticulture, agriculture, pastoralism, and industrialism.
• They suggest that, the first stage is to assess current vulnerability by documenting exposures and current adaptive strategies.
• This might indicate an adaptive strategy of increased provisioning to save for days it is hard to find food.
• These health professionals can teach people adaptive strategies such as techniques to help them speak louder and more clearly.
• Studies have been shown to support the hypothesis that the Bruce effect can be an adaptive strategy for females.
• As a result, the individual inhabitants employed a variety of adaptive strategies in order to procure adequate resources for survival.
• The increased use of agriculture likely served as an adaptive strategy to make up for the decreased availability of trade in the region.
• This means that religious rituals associated with salient representational models of gods'minds and concerns are more likely to survive when they are adaptive strategies.
• He describes this apparently reliable and adaptive strategy for living as : " You do something nasty to me, I do something even nastier to you ."
• Until recently, historians were virtually the only remaining holdouts in an otherwise successful conquest of American universities by the science of innate traits, adaptive strategies and biological imperatives.