The Chinese government has made available the full genetic sequence for H7N9, and it looks as though some of H7N9's genes are adapted to mammals, which suggests that the virus may have spent some time living and mutating in pigs before moving back to birds.
Also, the fact that evidence based medicine is always adapted to local realities suggests that health workers' professional knowledge and skills are part of their cultural capital.
Indeed, previous data indicated that EAEC are highly adapted to humans, which would suggest that the human population is the reservoir (Harrington et al, 2006; Okeke et al, 2010).
This desert also harbours several other plants and animals peculiarly adapted to the arid environment, suggesting that it might have a longer continuous history of arid conditions than most other deserts.
The Sedge Wren's communication system also appears to be adapted to high population mobility, suggesting that opportunistic breeding has occurred for a long time rather than being of recent origin, such as in response to recent agricultural changes or habitat loss.
This work reports the experience gained in the development of SPIDER components, highlighting the importance in the definition of generic interfaces among component, showing how the specific solutions have been adapted to such interfaces and suggesting possible approaches for the development of other ITER subsystems.
Our study also suggests increasing baseline and decreasing Δ cortisol with increasing disease severity (APACHE II scores), so that adrenal function may not be well adapted to disease severity, thus suggesting insufficiency.
It is, however, probably adapted to microaerobic conditions as suggested by the presence of a cytochrome d terminal oxidase, a respiratory protein which is known to predominate when E. coli cells are grown at low aeration.
In general, the real-time experimental procedure proposed here leads to novel experimental paradigms that are adapted to the given implantation and suggest novel questions about the functional selectivity of certain brain areas that might have remained unknown otherwise.
The overall aims and objectives of existing teaching courses need not change, but teaching methods need to be adapted to student's profiles that suggest a particular learning need.
