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Yet, these two classes of animals have also evolved in radically different environments; branchiopod crustaceans are adapted to aquatic habitats, while the insects are predominantly adapted to terrestrial habitats.

This indicates that primed microglia adopt an altered inflammatory profile predominantly adapted for phagocytic clearance and in a state of immune readiness, possibly necessary to cope with inflammatory and neurodegenerative conditions.

However, we did not grade specific studies in support of various proposals in this paper, more so because the body of evidence was predominantly adapted from existing guidelines or supported by the best available data from LMICs [ 17, 22, 76].

I adapted to being in predominantly white culture, religion and education.

As predominantly unicellular yeasts that are niche adapted, they also show reduced developmental and metabolic diversity (though both display cellular morphological flexibility under certain conditions).

Such interventions tend to be highly structured into modules, are derived from theory (predominantly cognitive behaviour therapy), and have been adapted from existing evidence-based print-resources or face-to-face therapy [ 21].

Species with low genetic variability that are more often associated with exogenous transmission could be less well adapted to human hosts, may predominantly undergo clonal reproduction, and might have recently diverged during their evolutionary histories [ 12, 58, 63].

Wild rice populations adapted to seasonally dry/wet habitats are predominantly inbreeding and annual.

The interviews revealed that the traditional cattle breeds which are well adapted to the transhumance system are predominantly Thrabams and Jatsha-Jatshamsg crossbreds.

This suggests that the metabolism of non-feeding BmL3 is adapted to utilize internal energy reserves, predominantly fatty acids.

It is adapted to cool climates and is cultivated predominantly in temperate regions or in winter seasons.