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Calling it the "beginning school study," the researchers had hoped to better understand how early home life helped some children successfully acclimate to first grade.

E. coli's long-term life cycle is hence biphasic, and despite being exquisitely adapted to the good life inside of a host, E.coli must also be adapted to successfully acclimate to a harsher life outside the host (Savageau, 1983).

The paucity of differential expression and stability of the condition index (Additional file 1: Table 2, Fig.  2) of the 21 °C animals indicates that these animals have successfully acclimated to this slightly elevated temperature [ 21].

Moreover, there is a growing acknowledgment among many religious leaders that it is crucial for the church and religion in general to successfully adapt, acclimate and become more receptive to the climate of the 21st century, as well as the needs and issues facing the members of their congregations.

Maybe it means we're acclimating".

But I'm acclimating to this new world.

He is still acclimating to attention from abroad.

But we are acclimating slowly.

Acclimating to LA is tougher than expected.

"We're acclimating to the new normal.

What happens: Acclimating to Chilton has been difficult for Rory.