This is done because, the isolate would have adapted itself to degrade utilize the starch better than other microbes of the same genus.

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

Thirdly, we have taken steps to adapt the structure and management of the Office to the evolution of the completion strategy.

Preference receiving countries will face adjustments as a result of erosion of their preference margins.

The United Nations has to tailor its activities to specific situations on a case by case basis.

All others had to adapt to the policy dictated by the US.

The aim of the project is to identify the peoples' adaptation techniques and traditional knowledge in coping with dryland conditions.

Israel will have to adapt its war doctrine to the modern battlefield and to the sensibilities of the international community.

The low priority given to energy is due to the major basic investments required and the unsuitability at times of new techniques in relation to local customs.

In addition, as the cancer adjusts to the drug, further mutations are likely to occur, diminishing the drug s efficacy.

Hebbian theory is a theory in neuroscience that proposes an explanation for the adaptation of neurons in the brain during the learning process.

Most of the plants in this group are epiphytes, though some have evolved in, or will adapt to, terrestrial conditions.

So, what America needs now is not just a recovery in demand, but also structural adjustment.

Privatization and liberalization have produced mixed results, either increasing prices for the poor or entailing other adjustment costs (e.g. loss of employment).

Indeed, the widespread use of market contracts with publicly owned companies was a recent and important adaptation in the move toward a socialist market economy.

Rajoy was roundly rebuked for the form of his announcement, but its substance was proven right Spain s adjustment program is now being made more lenient.

The European Union trading system was cited as a successful model with regard to granting special and differential treatment to weaker and smaller economies. This has allowed such countries as Greece and Portugal to make structural adjustment to the global economy and fully integrate into the multilateral trading system.

For that reason, together with the European Union, we firmly support efforts for reform that would adapt the United Nations to new conditions.

When selecting a specific innovation as a possible solution to a perceived problem, the organization that adapts the innovation is simultaneously part of the dissemination process and of the creative process.

International agencies and donor countries should listen carefully to the views of recipient countries and tailor their capacity building programmes to the actual needs and national conditions of those countries.

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She took her own life.

Piaget s first interests were those that dealt with the ways in which animals adapt to their environments and his first scientific article about this subject was published when he was 10 years old.

It is important to emphasize that this process requires exploring all physical aspects of the additional positions, including the adaptation of the relevant equipment, preparation of the staff and additional activities.

She attempted to kill herself.

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But you can say that every animal that has become naked has been conditioned by water, in its own lifetime, or the lifetime of its ancestors. I think this is significant.

Then as now, such breakthroughs generate a cascade of learning and innovation as suppliers, contractors. and customers adapt to a new way of operating.

The attempts to prevent the dissemination of the Prisoner X story after the airing of the exposé shows that Israeli authorities have not yet adjusted to the new media era.

The first phase of growth is the lag phase , a period of slow growth when the cells are adapting to the high nutrient environment and preparing for fast growth.

It is the adaptability of the fishermen and their methods that cause some concern for fishery managers and researchers they say that for those reasons, the sustainability of the marine ecosystems could be in danger of being ruined.

Even if she experiences some inconvenience or period of adjustment to new surroundings in Fiji, this does not amount to a breach of Covenant rights.

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She tried to kill herself.

Layla turned herself in.

Indeed, flexibility does not come naturally to armed forces, with the result that the two decades since the end of the Cold War have seen only slow adaptation to the military s evolving roles.

That means that solutions to the many problems they now face will require adjustment to the way each of them taxes and spends.

The expectation that life will continue along familiar lines is being overtaken by anxiety that the shifts underway will mean huge shocks and difficult adjustments in many parts of the world.

We still think that the Conference on Disarmament, to which we are very committed, is having difficulty in adapting to the new security environment, whereas other security forums are engaged in a necessary aggiomamento.

And through her self defense, she grabbed their Adam's apples, she punched them in the eyes and she got herself free and out of the car.

Despite last year's floods, and as a result of people's resilience and prudent and effective post flood economic measures, our GDP growth rate was 5.5 per cent.

In fact, the kind of markets that modern economies need are not self creating, self regulating, self stabilizing, or self legitimizing.

The industry wants to self police themselves.

Good music speaks for itself.

The gate opened all by itself.