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However, this high level of adaptation has resulted in a strain that is not naturally efficient in its conversion of alternative carbon sources such as glycerol (μmax = 0.02 h-1, for CEN.PK 113-5D, Liu et al. 2013; 0.008 h-1,Merico et al. 2010) and xylose, the second most abundant sugar in nature, cannot be utilised for growth by wild type strains (Hahn-Hägerdal et al. 2007van Maris et al. 2007).

In many places, this adaptation has resulted in a shift from the separation of conventional and complementary medicine to a "merger" of the two medicine fields [ 10].

Random approaches, such as evolutionary adaptation, have resulted in strains with improved acetic acid tolerance [ 14, 15], but this method of focused selection on a single trait often leads to loss of other important properties in industrial yeast strains.

These results suggest multiple context-dependent adaptations have resulted in human tetherin's signaling capacity.

The central premise of sympatric speciation in R. pomonella is that ecological adaptation to apple has resulted in the formation of a new apple-infesting host race of the fly that is partially reproductively isolated from ancestral hawthorn-infesting populations, a critical first step in the process of ecological sympatric speciation.

The successful adaptation to agro-pastoralism has resulted in higher food security and income diversification for the Fulani on the Jos Plateau.

Adaptation to these conditions has resulted in reduced growth rates, as well as reduced development and metabolism [ 40].

This is particularly valuable given that, to date, insufficient explanation and notification of home adaptations during home visits has resulted in some users feeling dissatisfied with their experience resulting in equipment abandonment levels in excess of 50%% [ 12].