The benefit of an increased amount of genetic material might be to allow for swift adaptation to extreme environments (van de Peer et al. 2009).
Furthermore, the short half-life of AVP allows for a swift adaptation of the osmoregulatory system on a minute-to-minute basis [27].
Furthermore, the short half-life of AVP allows for a swift adaptation of the osmoregulatory system on a minute-to-minute basis [ 27].
But in Omar Gonzalez and Juninho they have lost a significant chunk of North American soccer nous, with Arena gambling on the swift adaptation of non-MLS types.
Mastery of human cellular adaptation to hypoxia may be feasible in the paradigm of scientifically robust high-altitude research [ 60, 61].
Therefore, swift adaptations in fluid and electrolyte administration would be expected to be implemented in situations in which the development of a sodium disturbance might be expected or if a disturbance was detected.
The swift mastery of his briefs, the wit of his insults, the self-effacing support he gave to colleagues and the occasional sharpness of his attack on wrongdoers, personal and political, in the Lords, the sweetness of his smile and the grace with which he faced his final illness – how we shall miss him.
The most obvious common characteristic of the two groups is a superb mastery of the air; both swifts and hummingbirds are agile fliers and share, in this connection, some peculiarities of wing structure.
The energy, consistency and utter mastery of technique that Darren Aronofsky shows in his adaptation of Requiem for a Dream reminded me of that legendary confidence.
Helpful resources and strategies fostering adaptation and mastery of self-care were garnered, as illustrated by participant comments.
One of the principal characteristics of traditional Polynesian cultures is an effective adaptation to and mastery of the ocean environment.
