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Meanings of acclimation in English

Portuguese
aclimatação

Adaptation to a new climate (a new temperature or altitude or environment)

aclimatação
Usage of acclimation in English
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Metabolic heat production only increased in the later period of cool acclimation.
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Accumulation of osmolytes is indicative of acclimation to water stress in Wyalkatchem.
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They had all the courage of the veteran troops, but lacked acclimation.
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We postulate that this 7-O-rhamnosylation has an important function in UV acclimation.
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And acclimation, of course, which would be tricky with brains so complex.
Quest for the well of souls
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Altered methylation, in response to stress, might also be involved in stress acclimation.
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The fructose, glucose, and sucrose were dramatically increased in response to cold acclimation.
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This alteration in sleep structure persisted at the end of the acclimation period.
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In conclusion, there is no sleep adaptation as cool acclimation progressed.
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Relatively little is known about salinity acclimation in the primitive groups of fishes.
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Neck not the most common location for acclimation injury though, NRL physio tweeted.
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This study demonstrated a broad acclimation potential in different developmental stages of K. cf.
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Their moral acclimation in Ireland had not been without its effect upon their character.
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The gene expression of PTGS2 was affected by neither drug administration nor acclimation temperature.
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The acclimation to FRL results in rearrangement and synthesis of new pigments and pigment-protein complexes.
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RVRED caused by the desiccation process was determined after full acclimation to the respective RHs.
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