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Meanings of maladaptation in English
Portuguese
má adaptação Spanish
maladaptacion Antonyms
Examples for "adaptation"
Examples for "adaptation"
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It arises in the adaptation of the præcognitions to the particular cases.
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SMALL, LOCAL By contrast, many adaptation efforts are small, local and new.
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Obesity is a clinical problem and an important adaptation in many species.
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Four years later, Natalie Portman stars in writer-director Alex Garland's new adaptation.
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Evolutionary adaptation thus suggests an extremely fine attunement between organism and environment.
Usage of maladaptation in English
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A number of individual risk factors emerged as significant predictors of later maladaptation.
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Out of that maladaptation and the discontent and rebellion will arise her neurosis.
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Intense ischemic challenges can disrupt these capacities of astrocytes and result in their maladaptation.
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These studies have identified several candidate genes that may underlie the adaptation, or maladaptation.
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This may represent TV maladaptation from an excessive response in leaflet expansion to stressors.
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Three such phenomena are adaptation, maladaptation, and convergence.
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Both adaptation and maladaptation are the results of metabolic signals that regulate transcription of key cardiac regulatory genes.
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Conclusion: Contemporary theories have emphasized the role of cerebellar maladaptation in "shaping" oscillations generated elsewhere, the inferior olive in particular.
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A critical knowledge gap is the molecular mechanisms that govern the transition from RV adaptation to RV maladaptation, which leads to failure.
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Background: Predicting relapses of post-operative complications in obese patients who undergo cardiac surgery is significantly complicated by persistent metabolic maladaptation associated with obesity.
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A prevailing hypothesis in high-altitude medicine is that CMS results from a population-specific "maladaptation" to the hypoxic conditions at high altitude.
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In response to this structure, we observe local maladaptation of herbivores, with fewer herbivores on local trees than on trees originated from more distant localities.
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Exercise training may be beneficial in attenuating the cardiovascular maladaptations associated with DM-2.
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Maladaptation to modern diets has been implicated in several chronic disorders.
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A number of individual risk factors emerged as significant predictors of later maladaptation.
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Out of that maladaptation and the discontent and rebellion will arise her neurosis.
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