Furthermore, because interannual variation in Dwos is greater at high latitudes, we would expect organisms there to be adapted to unpredictability in exposure to freezing.
Although adapted to the extreme desiccation and freezing encountered in its habitat [ 12], the biology and environmental tolerance of this nematode has not been well studied.
Few people are adapted to the Chaco's 45C (113F) summer temperatures, freezing nights in the winter, lack of water and biting insects.
He figured out that devices that keep concrete vibrating can be adapted to keep oil in Alaskan storage tanks from freezing.
Lawn grass, on the other hand, is a light sleeper, well adapted to frequent waking, untroubled by repeated freezes and thaws.
On the opposite, "grasshopper" strains would not have had the opportunity to adapt to multiple freeze-thaw cycles because of their habitat of origin.
Yet somehow, it belongs – as though it's become glued and frozen to the stone like a stalagmite, as though it has adapted to its seaside environment.
The JE test vaccine (KD-287) is a purified, freeze-dried, inactivated vaccine containing the JEV strain Beijing-1, which was adapted to grow in Vero cells.
Plasma samples were prepared, frozen (−80 °C), and stored until catumaxomab quantification was performed at TRION Research by applying the above-mentioned ELISA, adapted to mouse plasma matrix.
Everglades plants and animals are adapted to spatial and temporal heterogeneity because of periodic severe weather events such as hurricanes, floods, droughts, freezes, and fires.
