Sentence examples for classes adaptation from inspiring English sources

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In these different ruminant classes, adaptation of the structure and functions of the GIT in response to dietary trait has been studied but description of the digestive enzymes in the different digestive organs is very limited with the exception of those in the domestic ruminants, such as the ovine and bovine species.

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I've spent the week remembering China where, just over a year ago, I filmed The Painted Veil, just released, and described by The Observer's very own Philip French as a 'first-class adaptation of a work by a master storyteller' (Somerset Maugham being the storyteller).

A larger number of base classes in the first adaptation pass improves the performance in comparison with the nonadapted system, but the performance decreases from the single class adaptation.

Online datasets (e.g. GEOROC, IODP/Janus, Marine Geoscience Data System, Smithsonian GVN, and other databases), are seldom comprehensive, presented in a format useful for in-class adaptation, or accompanied by background information to aid with interpretation aspects that are critical for educational applications both in and outside of the classroom.

Some students come for the experience of being a college student, and judging from their studied indifference as they walk with coffee cups and cradled books through the quad between classes, the adaptation does not take long.

According to this rationale, we use 3 classes for adaptation.

Among the downregulated genes, the functional classes of: "adaptation and protection", "amino acid biosynthesis and metabolism", "carbon compound catabolism" and "energy metabolism" contained significantly more downregulated genes at 60 minutes compared to 20 minutes.

For nursing students, these stressors include the following: traumatic experiences with death; responsibility in caring for other people; requirements regarding performance and interpersonal relationships; feeling unprepared to perform functions that need to be exercised in practical classes; and adaptation to academic requirements [ 2- 4].

c The fold change is less than 2. Figure 1 and Table 3 show that a number of genes primarily in the classes of "adaptation, protection" and "DNA replication, recombination, modification and repair", which are known to be involved in cellular protective mechanisms, were induced in response to hydrogen peroxide.

Among the many, many superlative phrases one could use to describe Hannibal is "a master class in adaptation".

Michael Winterbottom's "Trishna" is a visually handsome, minutely class-sensitive adaptation of "Tess of the d'Urbervilles," updated to contemporary India.

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