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Chemists - pesticide developers - failed to consider the natural environment s most important law natural selection. When a given species with a large population undergoes pressure from an unusual factor, individuals survive who have characteristics that accidentally allow them to be less sensitive to that factor. If less sensitivity is genetic, then the entire next generation will be less sensitive to this factor. This is exactly how the evolutionary process has worked for many millions of years. In populations, this process is called microevolution. [Pg.118]

THE NATURE OF THE SECOND LAW Natural Tendencies Toward Equilibrium... [Pg.112]

Vogel R, Nijtmans L, Ugalde C, van den Heuvel L, Smeitink J (2004) Complex I assembly a puzzling problem. Curr Opin Neurol 17 179-186 von Dohlen CD, Kohler S, Alsop ST, McManus WR (2001) Mealybug beta-proteobacterial endosymbionts contain gamma-proteobacterial symbionts. Nature 412 433-436 Weibel ER (2002) The pitfalls of power laws. Nature 417 131-132... [Pg.38]

The finding that the protein folds are lawful natural forms whose inherent biological properties and range of functional propensities are given and delimited by physical law is (as argued earlier) a necessary finding if Henderson s argument is... [Pg.269]

B. Borrell (2010) America pushes to overhaul chemical safety law. Nature, 463, 599. [Pg.323]

The irrational and unscientific position of zero-based laws naturally leads to balancing laws, which are very common. The Safe Water Drinking Act (SWDA, 1974), Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA, 1976), and the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFKA, 1947) all represent regulations that seek to determine reasonably safe exposures of various substances. As you can imagine, the official determination of safe can be highly controversial. (This is discussed more below.)... [Pg.401]

P.J. Hartog, A First Foreshadowing of the Periodic Law, Nature, 41,186—188,1889 P.E. Lecoq De Boisbaudran, A. Lapparent, A Reclamation of Priority on Behalf of M. De Chancourtois Referring to the Numerical Relations of the Atomic Weights, Chemical News, 63,51-52,1891. [Pg.300]


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