Fibroblasts almost completely adapted to the chronic MW exposure; however, we saw no such adaptation in MSCs.
Everyone knows that cockroaches are the ultimate survivors, with enough evolutionary tricks up their carapaces to have thrived for 350 million years and to have completely adapted to the human species.
By controlling the angle of the robot fingers on the robot suction nozzle, it can change its own shape to completely adapt to cover the damaged sections found in NPPs, and consequently, radioactive release to the atmosphere is effectively prevented.
However, standard wavelet transform is limited by spatial isotropy of its basis functions that is not completely adapted to represent image entities like edges or textures, which means wavelet-based coding algorithms are suboptimal to image compression.
The picture dated from a time when Picasso had been in France for thirty years and had completely adapted to the language and the culture; it was curious, to say the least, that he had resorted to Spanish to provide the key to a work that was otherwise incomprehensible.
However the proposed solution is not completely adapted to the 802.11a standard.
He was being driven up Park Avenue in Manhattan (he never completely adapted to Minneapolis) when he saw William Heyman, who had led Citigroup Investments.
Using an ecological momentary assessment measure of mood, the authors failed to find evidence that hemodialysis patients are less happy than healthy nonpatients are, suggesting that they have largely, if not completely, adapted to their condition.
According to this hypothesis, due to the costs and constraints imposed by the EPL, firms are probably unwilling to completely adapt to a higher demand by increasing the number of employees.
On the other hand, since our model is non-autonomous, we should use the related results for classical multi-valued processes in [23, 24], but which are not completely adapted to our model.
