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In the next step, we calculated the average adaptation effects on the status of household food security (Table 4).

As individual sampled households were proportionally drawn from the four types of communities, estimation of adaptation effects on income of households necessitates considering two key potential sources of variation, which means at both individual and group levels.

To assess the adaptation effects on the TDRMs we also normalized them to the TDRM obtained for the first translation sequence ('normalized TDRM').

Regardless of the adaptation effect on the orientation preference (attractive vs. repulsive), the modulation of firing rate are measured for three orientations of interest: (1) the new preferred orientation (2) the control preferred orientation (3) the baseline level corresponding to flank orientations.

MGsKO mice are a valuable model for future studies of the role of G s)alpha signaling pathways in skeletal muscle adaptation and their effects on whole body metabolism.

He does research on community-based climate change adaptation, and the effects on health of large-scale agriculture and mining.

These adaptation and enhancement effects on the old items suggest that listeners were better able to recognize the foreign-accented speech during exposure and to encode those phrases in memory.

We conclude that rhGH and Gln have synergistic effects on adaptation of the intestinal remnant in parenterally fed, short-bowel rats.

Achieving climate smart agriculture depends on understanding the links between farming and livelihood practices, other possible adaptation options, and the effects on farm performance, which is conceptualised by farmers as wider than yields.

We also highlight important advances in our fundamental knowledge of genome evolution and its effects on adaptation and pathogenicity in Z. tritici that have been facilitated by these resources.

We studied top-down attentional effects on adaptation to two aspects of sinusoidal gratings: contrast (CTE: contrast threshold elevation for detection) and orientation (TAE: tilt aftereffect, bias in perceived orientation).