These observations, together with the inability of buffy mutant larvae to adapt to nutrient restriction, indicate altered energy metabolism in the absence of buffy.
Rangpur lime and 'Sunki Maravilha' were selected because in a previous study, these cultivars have been shown to differ in their use of available soil water, ABA accumulation and expression of ABA biosynthesis genes, suggesting that they use different systems to adapt to water restriction [ 17].
BERLIN — An Austrian student group said Tuesday that it planned to challenge Facebook's privacy policies in Irish court, alleging that the social networking giant had failed, despite repeated requests and formal complaints made by its members, to adapt to the restrictions of European data protection law.
When I asked her whether Netflix had the capacity to adapt to such restrictions, she added: "I do envision Netflix altering, or at a minimum, expanding, its content to cater to China.
Consequently, the rules and restrictions of test case prioritization should be considered to adapt the bat algorithm, which originates from the echolocation behavior of bats.
These plasmids were transferred into the restriction-deficient intermediate S. aureus cloning host RN4220 to adapt the plasmid DNA [ 12] to the S. aureus modifications.
MySQL gives away most of its software, whose underlying source code is "open," allowing anyone to adapt the programs with few licensing restrictions.
There are physical restrictions, more serious at first, but fewer as you continue to adapt to a new way of living.
Rice and Love [ 43] found that users learn to adapt their language and style to the restrictions of the textual medium but that this takes time.
To adapt the methods to study other genes, modifications of restriction sites, PCR conditions, choices of vectors, or other experimental parameters may be required.
