In M. sexta, minute-long pheromone stimulation resulted in cGMP rises in pheromone-sensitive ORNs and their respective supporting cells (Stengl et al. 2001) and adapts the action potential response but not the sensilla potential (Flecke et al. 2006).
Those odds will help policy-makers decide how much effort is needed to lessen or adapt to the potential impacts of climate change, according to Prinn.
My certainty is grounded in the evidence of corals' natural capacity to adapt and the potential that still exists within the policy realm to halt further climate change (granted, the latter requires a slightly more desperate form of hope than the former).
In the R141E structure, the enzyme used an additional sodium ion to help adapt to the potential Glu107 Glu141 contact.
22 Recently, HFE research in patient safety has focused on system resilience, 23 or 'the ability of systems to anticipate and adapt to the potential for surprise and failure'.
Identification of the association between DF and weather could, at present, serve as a basis for early warning systems, surveillance, and prediction, and in the longer run help adapt to the potential negative impacts that climate change can have on dengue disease proliferation (10, 22, 28, 30, 32).
The E-Flex powertrain has the potential to adapt the vehicles to pure battery electric, to fuel cell-powered or to several other sources of energy to create electricity on board, such as engine-generator sets (genset) fueled by gasoline, diesel, biodiesel, ethanol fuel (E100), or flex-fuel (E85).
The limited ability to analyse data during the data collection process also restricted opportunities to adapt the question guide and the potential to explore new information.
Reflexive monitoring relates to how participants appraise the intervention after it has been in use, whether the effects of the intervention are clear and the potential to adapt the intervention on the basis of experience.
There is potential to adapt the energy center to run on alternative fuels in the future.
