Yet, many of the tools developed to determine gene functions can be adapted for this purpose.
Its properties at the molecular and synaptic levels, their various forms of plasticity, and the design of its networks, are all well adapted for this survival function.
Perform a principal component analysis (PCA) of monthly rainfall anomalies using the empirical orthogonal function (EOF) approach (Lorenz 1956)—a standard approach in meteorology, adapted for this project.
However, the genetic code has to be adapted for this event in some way, and the new amino acid sequence has to possess some biological function.
However, many traits that appear to be simple adaptations are in fact exaptations: structures originally adapted for one function, but which coincidentally became somewhat useful for some other function in the process.
Most cells are specialised and are adapted for their function.
In order to load the ARVISCOPE animation trace file (Behzadan and Kamat 2009), CARSiteForemanA contains CARSceneA, CARControllerA, and CARGraphA, all of which are subclasses inheriting from SMART's superclasses, and are adapted for animation function.
Several patterns suggest that regular sense protein synthesis is adapted for proper function in the presence of these antitermination tRNAs.
Directly Competitive means imported articles or services that compete with and are substantially equivalent for commercial purposes (i.e., are adapted for the same function or use and are essentially interchangeable) as the Firm's articles or services.
The shape of each bone and its relations to its fellows are such as to adapt it for this function.
XpsD in different strains could direct the secretion of different sets of proteins adapted for function in different tissues, or, as a bacterial outer membrane protein, XpsD could function as an elicitor of tissue-specific plant responses that confer interaction specificity.
