The phrase "acquired nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing characteristics or traits that have been developed or learned over time, as opposed to those that are innate or inherent.
Example: "His acquired nature as a skilled negotiator was evident during the business meeting."
Alternatives: "learned behavior" or "developed traits".
This may also support the secondary, acquired nature of the disease.
However, when all bacteria of the same type share a similar mobile element, its acquired nature may pass unnoticed.
Sodium channelopathies are a group of diseases caused by defective Nav channels, either, in most cases, of congenital nature or acquired nature (Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) (George, 2005; Catterall, 2012a; Kim, 2014).
The advertising will be in print and television, according to the agency, which reported that the assignment would also include ads for Hudson Pharmaceutical, which was acquired by Nature's Bounty.
But unlike those animals, rats can be readily used in laboratory studies to investigate which brain structures underlie empathy and helping behavior and whether empathy is acquired through nature or nurture.
The relative magnetic signature fluctuation is noisier for NRM data set than SIRM (Figure 4) and this possibly relates to a demagnetization event that may have influenced the original remanence after it was acquired in nature.
Approximately 70 96% of cholesteatomas are acquired in nature [ 51, 52].
The poor response rates are due to drug resistance, which is either inherent or acquired in nature.
The acquired resistant nature of Bel-7402/5FU cells is characterized by the dysregulation of cancer behaviors governing cell proliferation and survival, among which the noteworthy are the oxidative stress status and apoptosis resistance [ 18].
Large scale services systems leveraging RFID and other technologies for tracking of goods and services could acquire the nature of distributed real-time control systems.
The nearly 10,000-acre tract was acquired by the Nature Conservancy and the Big Sur Land Trust from Craig McCaw, the cellular entrepreneur, for about $38 million.
