During that period, the African forests had lost species that would have been potentially vulnerable, while the remaining species were "relatively adaptable... to quite rapid changes in rainfall," explained conference organiser Yadvinder Malhi, from the university's Environmental Change Institute.
Thus, data from stable isotope and microdialysis studies suggest that human tendon tissue is relatively adaptable, at least in the peripheral region.
According to Turner, similar, relatively adaptable oviposition behaviour is exhibited by C. zangis of Jamaica [ 62].
28 This current study's assessment protocol aims to be more accessible using tools that are relatively inexpensive and adaptable to the clinical setting.
For example, the xylem-limited Xylella fastidiosa has the fewest TCST genes; whereas, the relatively adaptable Pseudomonas syringae and Xanthomonas spp. have the largest number of TCST genes [ 8, 9].
After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, top administration officials spoke of transforming the military to win quick military campaigns with relatively few combat troops, and become more adaptable to fight terrorist leaders like Osama bin Laden and netwroks like Al Qaeda.
HI assays are easily adaptable to automation, but they require relatively large quantities of virus and typing sera (8).
Such devices are relatively simple, they can be efficient, and they are readily adaptable to microcircuit interfacing.
Phytoplankton in this region is highly adaptable to environmental change and therefore will be relatively unharmed by environmental instability induced by restoration measures.
Furthermore, the effect of PC61 treatment is relatively persistent, i.e., 12 15 days post-injection [19] 21, making this treatment adaptable to the long experiments of anti-tuberculosis vaccination.
