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This kind of mechanisms provides flexibility for organisms to change the quantities and positions of cells easily and efficiently to adapt the environments.

Conceivably, this may even have allowed the diploid organisms to "lower their guard", i.e. to reduce the fidelity of the replication of their DNA, and favour mechanisms of recombination [ 32], thereby favouring the appearance of novel adaptive mutations, helping them in particular to combat pathogens more efficiently, or to adapt to new environments.

Although Model-Organism Databases (MODs) were designed for storing genomic data and their derived annotations, they all face similar challenges in answering the needs of the developer and user community, including how to store the data efficiently, and how to adapt to newly emerging data types and represent them in a meaningful way so that biological questions can be answered.

The cognitive mechanisms identified in this study can be interpreted as reflecting involvement of both System 1 and System 2. In fact, clinicians transition between System 1 and System 2 to efficiently adapt to the environment to deal with complexity.

Our proposed method, named ShaFEM, combines two mining strategies and applies the most appropriate one to each data subset of the database to efficiently adapt to the data characteristics and run fast on both sparse and dense databases.

Unlike hard-coded communication protocols that fulfill a specific need, mobile software agents can be deployed to deal with a range of tasks and can be designed to efficiently adapt to diverse circumstances.

Large scale genomic comparisons revealed that angiosperm TF families undergo more intense gene expansion when compared to animals and fungi, possibly reflecting the ability of flowering plants to efficiently adapt to different and unstable environmental conditions.

26 Vdr −/− mice were unable to efficiently adapt to biliary-type liver injury by modifying hepatocellular gene expression when compared to wildtype mice.

The growing heterogeneity and dynamic nature of the networks, terminals, and usage environments has boosted the need for powerful scalable video coding engines able to efficiently adapt to changing consumption conditions.

The crisis made manifest the lacking ability of the EU to efficiently adapt to rapidly changing environments as well as the decline and slow revival of the GDP of the EU member states and, particularly, the slow revival of their industrial production.

We haven't had time to adapt efficiently to the new rules".