Assume that (Ω, (mathcal {F}), (mathbb {P})) be a probability space, a sequence ({ w_{j}(t):tin[0,infty)}_{jge1}) of mutually independent two-sided standard scalar Wiener processes adapted to a common filtration ({mathcal {F}_{t}:tin[0,infty)}) in (mathcal {F}).
At the end of the growing phase, steers on each group were gradually adapted to a common high-grain finishing diet containing 6,030 kJ calculated net energy for gain per kg DM.
The observation that they have similar codon usages that are different from that of their host increases the plausibility that they may have adapted to a common host that has codon usage different from that of E. coli and that they have invaded E. coli recently and have not yet had enough time to evolve codon adaptation.
It took Lopez a few months to adapt to a different culture, but the common language helped and Lopez said his life has "turned around 360 degrees in terms of opportunities and professional growth".
Based on these observations, we hypothesize that p53 degradation was adapted by the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of the current HR-HPV clade in order to successfully adapt to a biological niche within the genital mucosa.
All of these a posteriori verifications confirmed the hypothesis of genomic species characterized by common species-specific genes inherited from a common ancestor adapted to a specific primary ecological niche.
The methodology we have described in detail in this report can be used as a whole or adapted to any common geriatric syndrome by other geriatric teams involved in the care of frail elderly patients.
With a minimum of openness, goodwill and common values, I think that adapting to a lifestyle different from ours is very plausible.
Experiments on real road scenario video sequences running on the FPGA device illustrate the good performance of the proposed system prototype and its ability to adapt to varying common roadway conditions, without the need for a per-installation calibration procedure.
In contrast, parasites rapidly adapt to infect common asexual lineages and drive them down in frequency (Haldane 1949; Jaenike 1978; Hamilton 1980; Hamilton et al. 1990).
