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It's also worth adapting your plate selection based on the food you're serving.

The selective pressures in the wild are different, but there is no more conscious effort by animals and plants to adapt under natural selection than with artificial selection.

An option to adapt the selection criteria to the input data is the use of meta-learning to build knowledge-based systems capable to choose the most appropriate selection strategy among several available candidates.

Thus, in conjunction with the evolution of individually specific cues, the rapid onset of recognition is a way in which species may adapt to selection caused by a colonial lifestyle.

In contrast, populations that do not transit to selfing should not adapt through selection for reproductive assurance.

Two important topics in oyster biology and restoration are the mechanisms by which oysters respond to stress [ 6, 7] and the ability of oyster populations to either acclimate to stress through phenotypic plasticity or adapt via selection.

An interesting but still controversial idea is that some adaptations might increase the ability of organisms to generate genetic diversity and adapt by natural selection (increasing organisms' evolvability).

Kennedy: Well, in part, it's because the campaign process itself does not easily adapt to judicial selection.

Many of the current studies try to adapt the sperm selection strategy to all infertility patients.

The mechanisms by which metastatic tumor cells adapt to the selection pressure exerted by the brain microenvironment are still unknown.

We then study the influence of cooperative regulation on the capacity for a transcriptional circuit to adapt under positive selection.