Such knowledge may justify protective measures and eventual adaptation strategies of the local residents.
The eventual adaptation of GRIN lenses in the diagnosis of human diseases would require significantly longer GRIN endoscope systems.
Flowering is one of the most important aspects of development in plants to ensure successful reproduction and eventual adaptation to surrounding environments.
Some studies purport that the ability to develop and preserve one's identity is the primary factor in one's eventual adaptation to an event [ 37, 46, 47].
For example, we found that the ability of parathion to reduce DNA synthesis at a low concentration (5 μM) showed eventual adaptation, so by 4 6 days of continuous exposure, its inhibitory actions were no longer evident.
Numerous studies have investigated the cellular programs underlying shock (e.g., Escherichia coli[ 5, 8, 9]; Saccharomyces cerevisiae[ 10, 11] and Clostridium acetobutylicum[ 12, 13]) or adaptation [ 6, 11, 14- 21], but few have attempted to test their links by tracking the temporal development from shock-response to the eventual adaptation [ 10, 22, 23].
Overexpression of htpG was recently shown to enhance butanol tolerance and eventual strain adaptation to butanol in C. acetobutylicum[ 45] and could provide a route for enhanced solvent resistance in C. thermocellum.
But the longer they take to come to a binding deal on curbing emissions through mitigation, the greater the eventual costs of adaptation, the IPCC said.
And so he approved my eventual NPR radio adaptation of that story from The Machineries of Joy.
Combined with our proposed mechanism, these factors will determine the eventual degree of adaptation to the antigen presentation pathway that viruses like HIV-1 can reach.
