We identified other sexually dimorphic expression signatures that appear to be associated with female characteristics, in particular, adaptation to hematophagy.
The motion estimation is based on a strongly localized bio-inspired connectionist model with a particular adaptation of spatio-temporal Gabor-like filtering.
Since it is likely that a majority of all vertebrates will be sequenced within the coming decades, we can get new insights in many fish species into the correlation between genome duplications and repeat content of genomes, on the one hand, with environmental selection pressures and particular adaptations of body architecture.
Rather, optimal adaptation is assumed as something like a heuristic, and the researcher then goes on to try to uncover particular adaptations at work in particular situations.
Additionally, the analysis of divergence is consistent with the previous results, providing evidence for the particular adaptation routes exhibited by each patient.
The Flanagan's quality of life scale (QOLS) is a generic scale but has had particular adaptation for use among persons with chronic diseases [ 30].
Certainly, adaptation to climate change begins with two processes as: perceiving change, and then decide on a particular adaptation choice.
That humans would rate this particular adaptation so highly is not surprising, since it has been the shining destination of our long evolutionary journey, along with the epiphenomenon of self-consciousness that we call "free will".
But he says the particular adaptation isn't yet clear.
Particular adaptation should render that possible.
Hence, the acquisition by this clone of its particular set of virulence determinants is possibly recent in time, consistent with epidemiological data [12], and the pathogenicity of clone CC23K1 may be uncoupled from any particular adaptation to humans.
