There are regulations for permitted adaptations; interRAI retains the copyright to the instrument.
Shapiro said such a metabolismlike reaction would require five things: some sort of a boundary to keep the ingredients together, such as a rock-bound compartment; a supply of energy; a coupling of the energy to a "driver reaction"; a chemical network that would permit adaptation and evolution; and reproduction.
It is shown that the dual nature of wavelet transforms, being a simultaneous transform in time and frequency, permits adaptation of a number of traditional system identification and analysis schemes.
These findings led us to hypothesize that quail could play an important role as intermediate hosts that permit adaptation of influenza viruses from wild aquatic birds and the generation of variant viruses that can cross to other species, such as chicken, pigs, or humans.
In this study, we seek to determine to what extent advantageous diversity can be created from a single biological network, as well as the possible mechanisms that may permit adaptation of such diversity in response to selective pressures.
For example, a modest genetic influence on size at age (h∼ 0.3) appears to permit adaptation of Chinook salmon to selection on size imposed by fishing (Hard et al., unpublished data); this adaptation is generally expressed as increased growth rate and earlier age at maturation, which tends to reduce fishery vulnerability under a fixed minimum capture size threshold.
The use of antisense RNAs for controlling gene expression allows an additional and tight regulation of target genes [ 91], and permits adaptation of gene expression to more different conditions.
However, longer exposure to high temperatures may permit adaptation in stomatal behaviour to reduce G s 27,37.
High cortisol response variability across challenges may simultaneously permit adaptation to threat and protect the infant from overexposure to corticosteroids.
Projects pay special attention to how aspects of plant form and function combine to permit adaptation to environmental variation, whether naturally or anthropogenically imposed, and how plants and their unique traits influence the structure and function of the communities and ecosystems they compose.
Most cells have volume-regulating mechanisms that permit adaptation to osmotic changes in their environment.
