The incorrect belief that species are uniform leads to "transformationist" views of adaptation in which an entire population transforms as a whole as it adapts (Alters 2005; Shtulman 2006; Bardapurkar 2008).
In the long run, if the bill as proposed becomes law, analysts say that Indian companies will be forced to adapt and alter their business model.
There will, Dawn tells me, be tips for making your vintage purchase your own and there will be seamstresses who can demonstrate how to adapt and alter the fit.
His thoughts on lifespan, asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction developed in his "B" notebook around mid-July on to variation in offspring "to adapt & alter the race to changing world" explaining the Galápagos tortoises, mockingbirds and rheas.
Such a result demonstrates the signaling network's ability to adapt and alter signaling component profiles when under unfavorable conditions.
By plasticity we mean the ability, or not, to adapt and alter to accommodate the ever-changing conditions of possibility in which interventions are implemented and play out - economic, social, biological, cultural, political, spatial, and the like.
In response to hypoxic conditions, tumor cells are able to adapt by altering metabolism and phenotypic characteristics [20],[20].
The analysis of basic mechanisms of how animals and man adapt to altered gravitational conditions will profit from a continuation of the project "Crickets in Space".
The protein and DNA complex known as chromatin is a dynamic structure, adapting to alter the spatial arrangement of genetic information within the nucleus to meet the ever changing demands of life.
Changing of microbial associates could help the coral animals adapt to altering coral niches [ 15, 17].
These two viruses highlight the point that, contrary to common perception, some parasites may not be able to adapt to altered environmental conditions.
