These changes may force the fetus to adapt, down-regulate growth, and prioritize the development of essential tissues (Fall et al. 2003).
The alpaca find high-ground oases, and their wool has adapted down the millennia to become about the finest warmest fluff in the world.
So while the potato growers shudder before the carbophobic tide, the chip makers have been quick to adapt, by dialing down the spud content in their recipes and cranking up the soy.
Rather than developing and then adapting, stripping down, or retrofitting innovations for markets in one setting or the other, this approach effectively co-creates innovation, puts communities and clients at the center of the design process, and aims to create economic and social value for all partners on a more equal footing from the outset.
You do this so the pet can settle down and adapt to its new environment.
I'm not saying the model will crash and burn as AOL's did — Apple may adapt and take down their walls (or do something else) before that happens.
Although this rather leaves behind the old "free party spirit"', the culture has had to evolve and adapt and go down separate paths to survive different political climates and ever-changing government legislation since it began in the late 80s.
We adapted top-down approach of COI method aggregating published national surveys and based on prevalence of prostate cancer.
Cells adapt to hypoxia by down-regulating oxygen- and energy-dependent processes, such as mRNA translation or protein synthesis [ 4] while simultaneously up-regulating specific genes that promote angiogenesis and stress survival.
Frankenheimer's "All Fall Down," adapted from a James Leo Herlihy novel about a dysfunctional family, starred Warren Beatty, Eva Marie Saint, Karl Malden, Angela Lansbury and Brandon De Wilde.
