Which is not to say that our tacit adaptation to surveilled existence — indeed, our production of it, as we feed online databases with images and once-private information — was ever something to which we consented.
To examine E. faecalis' immediate response to blood as a biological cue and adaptation to a prolonged existence in blood, a time-course experiment was carried out.
Thus, many adaptations to land existence have evolved in the plant kingdom and are reflected among the different major plant groups.
The finding of several new rotifer species, taxa rare in open water or deep marine settings, in deep sulfidic sediment layers at methane seeps [ 16] points to another meiofaunal group with possible adaptations to anaerobic existence.
Arrow highlights that "the special economic problems of medical care can be explained as adaptations to the existence of uncertainty in the incidence of disease and in the efficacy of treatment".
Calves are not hidden but accompany their mothers from birth an apparent adaptation to a former migratory existence.
Previously, to explain this phenomenon, we proposed a hypothesis (Erofeeva et al. 2011; Erofeeva 2014a) that was based on the concept of the gradual involvement of different adaptive mechanisms in the process of phenotypic adaptation to a factor and the existence of several regimes (levels) of functioning in living organisms (Veselova et al. 1993; Garkavi et al. 1998).
It has been suggested that hermaphroditism in barnacles is an adaptation to their sessile, or stationary, existence, but cross-fertilization is more common than self-fertilization.
Their adaptation to vastly different environmental conditions suggests the existence of sophisticated regulatory mechanisms.
** The power of totalitarian ideology, he wrote, is that it acts as "a veil behind which human beings can hide their own fallen existence, their trivialization, and their adaptation to the status quo...
In future, studies on pathogen adaptation to quantitative resistance should account better for the existence of cultivar-specific relationships between quantitative traits.
