maladapted

So you could plant a maladapted tree, wait a long time and it does not grow very well.

This selective elimination of maladapted individuals from a population is natural selection.

This approach has considerable potential to help prevent decreased growth and yield due to the planting of maladapted seed.

Due to the elimination of the maladapted individuals in the past generation, this population contains more bacteria that have some resistance against the antibiotic.

The merciless shafting went on for hours as the maladapted prince explored his newfound carnal appetite.

The fundamental component is the scarcity of goods and services (following recession or deflation) and the maladapted money supply.

Bowlby's teaching experience at Priory Gates School where he worked with maladapted and delinquent children.

Finally, he began to utter the mysterious incantation that would forever fix the frightening metamorphosis deep within the youth's maladapted physiology.

Natural selection results in the reduction of genetic variation through the elimination of maladapted individuals and consequently of the mutations that caused the maladaptation.

Deleterious alleles are allowed to "hitchhike" with beneficial neighbors, thus propagating maladapted alleles in to the next generation.

As discussed below, these issues recur in considering another putative disorder discussed in The Maladapted Mind, psychopathy.

One can contrast this approach to pathology or individual differences to that taken in Chapter 7 of The Maladapted Mind by Daly and Wilson.

Management and conservation of Yellow-Cedar in light of its declining state could be divided into three management areas: the maladapted, the persistent, and migration.

As we learn more about the way in which certain conditions are acquired and perpetuated, the resolution of maladapted behaviour patterns by therapies including hypnosis is becoming more relevant.

The results suggest that the present seed transfer guidelines for lodgepole pine in the interior region of this province are conservative enough to prevent the use of maladapted seed sources.

The transitivity of a social ordering has an advantage over requiring unanimity (or much less) to change between social states if there is a maladapted status quo (that is, one subject to "democratic paralysis").

Harvest of these areas represent a large opportunity for wood resource, shifting from logging of healthy yellow-cedar in suitable habitat to those in maladapted regions could be beneficial to the conservation of this species.

The Humane Society argues that cruelty to animals is an indicator of socially maladapted individuals, and cites a Chicago Police Department study that showed 65 percent of people charged with animal abuse crimes were also charged with violent crimes against people.

Because of his previous work with maladapted and delinquent children, he became interested in the development of children and began work at the Child Guidance Clinic in London, which was also known as the East London Child Guidance Clinic.