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Eukaryotic cells are in constant exchange with their environment and steadily adapt to it by modulating their plasma membrane composition.

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Mark Warburton's mid-table Bees are steadily adapting to life in the Championship following last season's promotion.

But as doctors have frantically warned for decades, this world is crumbling before our eyes, with the bacteria steadily adapting to the antibiotics we use to treat them.

The zangjeras are highly vulnerable to climatic risks but has successfully managed to adapt steadily overtime.

Commercial translation of science allows this economy to steadily reinvent and adapt to an ever-evolving world almost without trying.

Theo Jansen's kinetic sculptures are incredible: elaborate, massive scuttling crabs of metal and plastic, steadily and cleverly adapting to life on the Dutch beaches.

The only significant positive gradients are observed at the leading (uphill) edges of the strain distribution and this is where most adaptation (in the sense of a coherent subpopulation shifting its genetic composition) is observed, with the initial strain adapting steadily towards higher growth rates while new strains sequentially branch off.

Outside of their ranks, however, the average user's ability to understand and adapt the tools they are using has steadily declined.

He said the problem of bed-blocking, often caused by a shortage of care home places or failure to adapt a person's home, was serious and steadily worsening.

ACF is trying to help communities adapt to these extreme climate events, which seem to get steadily worse.