Thus, matching boosts their productivity more than both natives and traditionals but conversely face greater difficulties adapting in the labor market when not matched.
Conversely, wing morphology adapted for slow maneuverable flight in clutter needs to be coupled with echolocation signals suitable for distinguishing between prey and clutter echoes.
PE levels adapted conversely to the degree of plasmalogen deficiency, keeping the total amount of ethanolamine-containing phospholipids remarkably constant, slightly below 30% of total phospholipids (Fig. 3B).
Conversely, the majority of CDSs involved in adapting to environmental changes, such as stress response functions, proteins associated with the cell envelope and proteins that could not be assigned any function are encoded on chr II.
Some cockatoo species have been adversely affected by habitat loss, particularly from a shortage of suitable nesting hollows after large mature trees are cleared; conversely, some species have adapted well to human changes and are considered agricultural pests.
Conversely, insects have not adapted to the introduction of insecticides for opportunistic reasons, as is the case with bacteria, but rather as a requirement for survival.
Conversely, O. nigripes has adapted to the Atlantic and Araucaria pine forests and has been found in lineal natural habitats bordering cultivated areas (5, 7, 19 ).
Recombination is therefore clearly conditioned by ecology, but conversely it is probable that recombination often drives ecological changes, for example by allowing favourable innovations to be exchanged by separate lineages adapting to a same lifestyle [ 3, 6].
Conversely, the logistic model was well adapted for these two groups.
