The power and the reliability of the turbine engine endowed the helicopter with the capability and flexibility to handle a host of missions, including police work, medical evacuation, forestry, air and sea rescue, agricultural spraying, and construction.
It has been argued that T. gondii needs its relatively large genome to adapt to its wide variety of intermediate hosts, requiring for example flexibility with regard to host metabolism or immune reposes.
Perhaps Wolbachia TCS gene expression benefits from consistent metabolic coupling in specific invertebrate host backgrounds, whereas the context of Anaplasma and Ehrlichia TCS genes provides more flexibility to adapt to changing host environments of tick, deer, and mammalian immune cells (Bakken and Dumler 2008; Jongejan and Uilenberg 2004).
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Only 1% of N causes approximately 150-meV band shrinkage, therefore gives a great flexibility to tailor the band gap of the host material.
But the stadium has been highly praised for its flexibility (it can be used to host athletics as well), if not for the pop stars who frequent it.
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