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"People may have also learned where and when sharks occur and thus adapted their behavior when engaging in ocean activities," write the study's authors.
They have lost intimacy with their customers and what they want – and thus adapted too late: squeezed on the one side by demands for fresh, organic, healthy, and simple ingredients and on the other by retail brands that offer lower price points with similar if not sometimes better flavor.
The tick colony was maintained on cattle and thus adapted to WTD in this experiment.
A premise of CM is that interventions must be appropriate, and thus adapted to specific local contexts based on community ownership and leadership [ 2, 18].
Different time periods for ingoing- and outgoing contacts can be defined, and thus adapted to the window of possible disease introduction.
Interestingly, shrubs growing in a natural CO2 spring—and thus adapted to long-term elevated CO2 did not show any change in non-structural carbohydrates and secondary compounds (Peñuelas et al. 2002).
Yet it systematically screens applicants for their ability to embrace and thus adapt to the company's hybrid culture.
The instructors/experimenters are able to formulate the proposed frameworks' three stages and thus adapt it to the context of the extracurricular activity in which they are interested.
found that the micellar catalysis is useful not only in speeding up the slow reaction of DNFB with ALD, and thus adapting the time scale of the experiment, but also in softening the experimental conditions required to carry out the reaction, e.g. reducing the temperature and the time for completion of the reaction.
Cap-independent translational control of dFoxO and of dInR may be a molecular mechanism that allows fasting cells to acquire an insulin-sensitive state and thus adapt the cells to respond rapidly to re-feeding.
The majority are RNA viruses owing to the ability of the RNA genome to undergo rapid mutation and thus adapt to fluctuations in host population numbers and availability.
