Sentence examples for essential adaptations from inspiring English sources

We found that maternal transmission Gtl2LacZ transgenic animals showed significant lethality in the third postnatal week, associated with developmental delay and failure to coordinate essential adaptations to independent life and culminating in the failure to maintain UCP1 expression in BAT.

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No one should try to abstain from this essential adaptation through policy-making geared to preserving the status quo.

By the use of a newly proposed adaptation scheme for the conventional UKF algorithm, the fault is detected; isolated and the essential adaptation procedure is followed in accordance with the fault type.

In conclusion, Nampt upregulation during T cell activation appears as an essential adaptation ensuring that sufficient NAD+ levels are available for metabolic reactions as well as for NAD+-utilizing enzymes involved in DNA repair, signal transduction, and cytokine production.

The azhdarchid neck is not flexible enough to allow the animal to reach beneath and behind the body in the manner practised by extant dip-feeders, an essential adaptation for dip-feeders given the momentum of their bodies in flight compared to their relatively stationary prey.

A degenerate organization of metabolism may be an essential adaptation given fundamental physical constraints on the ability of cells to control their internal and external environments [ 14].

From this result, as well as those presented in Figure 1B, we reasoned that 2 and 6 hour time points would reveal new information about bacterial transcriptomic program required for early essential adaptation to the intracellular environment.

Spatial and temporal variation in salinity is a given for estuaries, and phenotypic buffering of cell volume through osmolyte control is an essential adaptation for all organisms that live there.

Thus, the evolution of enhancers in the mammalian genome to enable biallelic expression of some genes located near imprinted genes appears to be an essential adaptation to accommodate imprinting as a regulatory mechanism.

5,500 elderly people a year are no longer getting essential home adaptations funded through the disabled facilities grant.