"These very exquisitely adapted bodies we have represent a role of the dice," Dr. Thornton said.
Vulnerability to cancer can be understood within this same framework (bullets underneath numbers): Mismatch with the modern environment: Selection is too slow to adapt bodies to rapidly changing environments, especially changes induced by human cultures.
At our institution, the contrast volume and injection rate are adapted to body weight.
Special attention should be given to developing protocols for children adapted to body size and age, from neonates to teenagers.
Tube voltage and current were adapted to body mass index (BMI) and thoracic anatomy as described [ 20].
Height is therefore expected to be a factor more adapted than body mass to predict wrist strength in patients with neuromuscular diseases.
Continuous infusion adapted to body weight also abolished the decrease of ADAMTS13 expression in hepatic tissues during the course of polymicrobial sepsis in mice.
According to these guidelines and excepted for genotype 2 or 3 infected patients, RBV doses must be adapted to body weight [ 6].
"Artificial arteries" may be also be derived from peritoneal granulation tissue in body "bioreactors" by adapting the body's natural wound healing response to produce a hollow tube.
Different species have adapted their bodies and behaviour to exploit almost every conceivable ecological niche on Earth.
Adolescence is one of the most important periods for adapting to body change and establishing an ideal body image.
