Laryngeal echolocation is a highly technical and physiological adaption, however the molecular basis responsible for this phenotype is poorly characterized for the differences between echolocating and non-echolocating bats.
Cultural recovery following a disaster implies more than just compensation for damages, material reconstruction, and the adaption to technical requirements, such as the development of early detection systems.
They provided (A) monetary support for staff recruitment and material procurements, (B) training on the use of new technologies or approaches, (C) manuals on policy and procedures for local adaption, and (D) technical review of LPs' documents and implementation processes.
In order to have an assigned part in CRC screening, capsule endoscopy needs to overcome its main limitations, i.e. adaption in preparation and optimizing of technical aspects.
The city has initiated a multi-year climate change adaption effort, and has the results of a recent technical forecast indicating that Mapleton is particularly vulnerable to rising temperatures and intense storms, sparking concern among residents and public officials about increasing public health risks (including water-borne and air-borne diseases.
6 Adaption of DALK worldwide is slow, partly because of the technical challenges of this surgery and its non-standardised nature.
‡Calculations based on sequences in Technical Appendix The critical mutations in the SH/JS01 strain associated with virulence and mammalian adaption were compared to 3 prevalent H7N9 subtype reference strains: A/Shanghai/1/2013 (SH/1), A/Shanghai/2/2013 (SH/2), and A/Anhui/1/2013 (A/Anhui/1/2013
We believe that the testing strategy behind the GARD assay has potential to replace animal experimentation for classification of chemicals, but that the technical platform currently used for transcriptome analysis, the microarray platform, is a limiting factor for adaption of GARD into a routine assay for analysis and screening of potential sensitizers.
As discussed in the HIV/AIDS field, technical solutions continue to dominate; however, attempts to bridge what has been a polarization between mitigation (ie technical solutions) and adaption (ie social solutions) is giving way to a more balanced approach which does not pit mitigation against adaptation.
