Mammals have evolved a mechanism to reduce the availability of iron to potential bacterial pathogens by using of very-high-affinity iron-chelating molecules, while host-adapted pathogens have accordingly evolved means to use these iron-bearing molecules as an iron source [46].
Mobile device capabilities have increased tremendously in recent years, and the complexity of the applications executed in these devices has evolved accordingly.
Now that we have reached the 50th anniversary of the Robbins report, which paved the way for the mass expansion of the UK higher education system, it is worth examining whether our system of university finance has evolved accordingly.
Accordingly, prey has evolved diverse strategies to increase its chances of surviving a predator's attack [ 1, 2].
Zoo exhibitry has been evolving accordingly toward a more "naturalistic" trend, symbolized by the landscape immersion method.
Accordingly the, culture of the area has not evolved to be supportive of walking.
We conclude that dairy starter cultures generally and the industrially used cremoris and diacetylactis phenotype strains in particular comprise a specialized group of L. lactis strains that have been selected to become an essential component of industrial processes and have evolved accordingly, so that they are no longer fit to survive outside the dairy environment.
Indeed, he conceived that even the most firmly entrenched of nature's habits (for example, even those habits that are typically called "natural laws") have themselves evolved, and accordingly can and should be subjects of philosophical and scientific inquiry.
Pat spent more and more time at Ramachandran's lab, and later on she collaborated with him on a paper titled "A Critique of Pure Vision," which argued that the function of vision was not to represent the world but to help a creature survive, and that it had evolved, accordingly, as a partial and fractured system that served the more basic needs of the motor system.
