Instead of being digested, they settled down and developed a mutually beneficial relationship developed with their hosts that eventually enabled the rise of more complex life, like today's plants and animals.
Yellowhammer males learn their songs from their fathers, and over the course of time regional dialects have developed, with minor differences to the conclusion of the basic song; all are mutually recognised by birds from different areas.
As Public Citizen put it, "Enron developed mutually beneficial relationships with federal regulators and lawmakers to support policies that significantly curtailed government oversight of [its] operations".
Instead of cultivating followers, Berrigan developed mutually searching relationships with the next generation of figures in the Catholic peace movement: Robert Ellsberg, of Orbis Books; Carmen Trotta, of the Catholic Worker; Kathy Kelly, of Voices in the Wilderness.
Very few, if any, species, have developed mutually symbiotic relationships with humans".
A mutually beneficial relationship developed.
Developing a partnership with patients occurs when clinicians and patients find common ground upon which a healthcare plan can be developed mutually [ 1, 2].
A state transition model of HIV disease with mutually exclusive health states was developed to describe the course of HIV disease after antiretroviral treatment failure, the starting state of patients entering the model [24], [25].
BFO has been developed in accordance with the single inheritance policy: all its defined categories are disjoint and exhaustive; they aim at being mutually exclusive relative to a given level of granularity [11].
Considering the limited pool of mentors at MAKCHS, it remains critical to equip doctoral supervisors/advisors with skills to develop mutually beneficial mentoring relationships with their doctoral trainees [ 4].
There is a bird in the southeast African nation of Mozambique called the honeyguide, which has developed a mutually beneficial relationship with a tribe called the Yao.
