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Goran Tunhammar, head of the employers' club, says Swedish companies are only adapting to a global market where top dogs at American and British companies, for instance, get much bigger salaries than their Swedish counterparts and lose much less than the 60% that high-earning Swedes pay in income tax.

Because of the limitation, parameters having large variances are only adapted during the adaptation step.

This is an expected response, since psychrotrophic organisms, such as E. antarcticum B7, are only adapted to low temperatures, requiring more complex molecular adaptation processes then those observed for psychrophilic bacteria.

Italy's legislation is only adapting now and most of the previous attempts of modernizing it (like the Task Force Donadon was called to be a part of) have resulted in a massive waste of energy despite being one of the most critical goals of Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who paid a visit to the farm in the early days of his government's term in office.

As she sees it, the music scene is as strong as ever and is only adapting to changing tastes.

When k=1, the mesh is only adapted from initial mesh once and no further adaptation is performed.

Although their teeth were only adapted for catching insects and small animals, they would otherwise have lived in the same way as the adults.

He showed that complex algebra is only adapted to 1D signals, and 2D signal-like images are best described by quaternion algebra H.

Assuming that the average SNR γ ̄ u of each user is known to the BS, one fixed modulation scheme is selected for all subcarriers of one user, i.e., the modulation is only adapted to the pathloss and not to the fast fading.

However, the stability was only adapted to catalytic domain of enzyme which is believed to be promoted by the presence of metal ions such as Zn2+ and Ca2+.

With this mutation, GTP binding is retained, suggesting that TG2 conformation is only adapted very locally near the active site (Murthy et al. 2002; Gundemir and Johnson 2009).