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Comparison between free-living and parasitic nematode species can be used to identify genes that may underpin adaptations for parastism [ 68, 69].

The significant percentage of variable genes within the four SBSEC species may underpin their adaptation to specific environments.

An additional 40 genes (Additional file 1: Table S2) that may underpin environmental adaptation were found by searching GO terms of oxygen binding, response to hypoxia, response to cold and response to heat from the P. w. bulomachus transcriptome database.

Moreover, taxon-specific sequence variation in CNEs may underpin particular phenotypic adaptations, such as increased forelimb length in bats [ 4] and craniofacial morphology in therian mammals [ 5], while in the three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) the loss of a single CNE that is thought to be an enhancer of Pitx1 is associated with pelvic reduction [ 6].

SUMMARY Insufficient cellular stress adaptation may underpin the persistent activation of inflammatory and fibrogenic signaling in damaged kidneys.

This may underpin acceptance of and adaptation to increasing disability and major health and social needs, in a lifestyle that has become familiar over many years to patients, informal carers, and professional carers.

These analyses can also contribute to other complementary questions about the nature and predictability of genetic changes that underpin adaptation.

Another network motif that can underpin adaptation and threshold response is incoherent feedforward control (Ma et al. 2009).

Several factors may underpin the deficits in rational choices and risk adjustment.

Family circumstances and functioning may underpin variation in children's screen time and poor adjustment.

That's because the conclusions reached may underpin action.