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Under this hypothesis, the subsequent expansion 3 letters resulted in a more adaptable (less error-minimized) genetic code that became sustainable owing to the evolution of a high-fidelity translation system.

What CinemaScope did was actually much simpler and more adaptable, though less conducive to seductive ad copy: it changed the aspect ratio -- the relationship between the screen's vertical and horizontal dimensions -- from 1 1.33 to 1 2.66.

Instead, it may imply that efficient animals are more adaptable and less susceptible to stress than +RFIfat or inefficient animals.

How will we tell the children that their lives would have been better if we had been less inert, less idealistic, more adaptable to circumstances?

Then the higher adaptability coefficients are given to the training data from more adaptable cases than those from less adaptable cases.

In the more adaptable Western economies there has been less resistance to structural changes in order to maintain productivity.

That means a cluster is more adaptable to changing mission goals and less susceptible to the loss of any one component than a single satellite of equivalent complexity.

Angelica gigas is the purple version: smaller and more interesting, it is perhaps more adaptable for a small border and certainly less intrusive.

Brandt said some organizations were less likely to move players, and others were more "adaptable" to trades.

The answer is actually that, in the future, adaptability is key, and people are more adaptable.

However, MRI is less sensitive than NMI techniques and is therefore presently more adaptable to imaging pre-labelled islets rather than native islets in situ.