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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03164.001 Living cells must be able to withstand changes in the environment.

Given that these neurons do not receive inputs from any other cells, this ability to withstand changes in temperature must be intrinsic to the neurons themselves.

But this institution is build to withstand change and departures in leadership positions.

The ability to withstand change, while simultaneously adapting to future unknown perturbations are tasks whose simultaneous achievement have heretofore seemed incongruous.

The study then goes zone-by-zone, describing how each body part would need to evolve to withstand such force during a crash.

Acute thermal selection resulted in many nonsynonymous mutations; these mutations very likely occurred out of necessity for survival when the phage is forced to evolve to withstand new environmental conditions.

Enzymes could also be evolved to withstand the harsh conditions of chemical factories.

Without natural hazards, without the thrills and spills we evolved to withstand, our lives sometimes feel exceedingly dull.

Conifers are ancient plants, which evolved to withstand the wind, intense light and poor soil of high elevations.

"But the alpine zone here has some of the same adapted flora, evolved to withstand climatic extremes".

As such, southern species may have evolved to resist temperature swings, whereas Northern species may have evolved to withstand harsher conditions and consistent cold.