Protection from abrasion and predation is another function of the fish skin, and dermal (skin) bone arose early in fish evolution in response to this need.
These new difficulties arise partly in response to the evolution in our understanding of what mathematical rigor demands: solutions that would satisfy Aristotle's standards of rigor would not satisfy ours.
In response to the evolution of the information-seeking behaviour of patients, the French National Federation of Cancer Centres Federation Nationale des Centres de Lutte Contree le Cancer FNCLCCC) initiated the SOR SAVOIR PATIENT project in 1998.
There are many single factors that affect fault sealing in response to tectonic evolution, so that the weighting coefficients of the single factors are different.
At the same time the general practice landscape is changing in response to professional evolution and health care reform.
Clinical trials and biomarker studies should consider such designs to demonstrate the potential benefit of adaptive therapy in response to tumour evolution through the disease course.
Given fester's likely function as a receptor of the ligand FuHC, fester may be evolving in response to FuHC evolution.
Hsp70 appears to be the primary protein involved in thermotolerance in D. melanogaster [ 45] - though apparently not in other Drosophila species [ 46] -, and Hsp70 allele frequencies show latitudinal clines and change in response to thermal evolution in the laboratory [ 47].
We suggest that Vmn1r67's unusual evolution in M. m domesticus and M. m. musculus may have occurred in response to a parallel evolution of unique Abpa27 signals in the two subspecies, explaining the strong LD between Vmn1r67 and Abpa27.
This capability will lead to unprecedented control ability enabling more objective real-time tuning of the experimental parameters in in-situ experiments in response to the dynamic evolution of the study system, usually poorly known in advance.
Allometry, the association between size and shape, has long been considered an evolutionary constraint because of its ability to channel variation in particular directions in response to evolution of size.
