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And how do both types of neuron adapt to alterations in sensory experience?

Patients with alcohol dependence (AD) and pathological gambling (PG) are characterized by dysfunctional reward processing and their ability to adapt to alterations of reward contingencies is impaired.

This ability to carry out color change may allow the fish to adapt to the alteration of background light conditions, and it can improve with practice (Fries, 1931).

Would the USDA consider crops with alterations of their own DNA problematic?

Figure 5: Alteration in pain correlates with alteration in F-values for the sensorimotor cortex.

The MHW method adapts to underlying alterations in disease dynamics and revises its estimates on-line, i.e., with the accumulation of new observations.

Organisms do not spend most of their time adapting to rocks; they are perpetually challenged by, and adapting to, a rapidly changing suite of viruses, parasites, predators, and prey.

This ability to adapt has to do with slight alterations in the plants' protein levels, researchers report in a study that appears in the journal Environmental Science and Technology.

Procedures involved in the culturing, dissociating and sorting of primary mixed exocrine and ductal tissue were adapted from published protocols, with minor alterations [ 18, 19].

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