The phrase "adaptation multiple" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to multiple adaptations of something, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The adaptation multiple of the story has led to various interpretations in film and literature."
Alternatives: "multiple adaptations" or "various adaptations".
Linguistic adaptation to multiple languages is ongoing, and there are multiple ongoing trials assessing the feasibility of this approach [ 28].
Although some evidence suggests that information maximization may not explain adaptation across multiple cortical levels [32], the brain is likely to implement strategies that are useful for multiple purposes, and a range of models address the mechanisms by which the nervous system may implement perceptual adaptation [23], [33], [34].
This latter correspondence raises the question whether temporal phenotypic plasticity is a process that involves behavioral adaptation across multiple timescales.
A multi-input multi-output (MIMO) version of second level adaptation using multiple models is developed.
My research examines how contextual risk and adversity influence children's adaptation across multiple domains of functioning over time.
populations may be driven by immune-mediated diversifying selection targeting major antigen loci as well as by adaptation to multiple host species.
We combine these data with electrophysiological recordings of flocculo-nodular Purkinje cell SS and CS activity before and after VOR phase-reversal adaptation in multiple cerebellar specific knock-out mice with known behavioral deficits (GC-ΔKCC2 GC-ΔKCC2B, PC-ΔPP2Band PC-Δγ2C2 mice).
We also study adaptation with multiple base classes defined by either phonetic or acoustic similarity.
It's possible the adaptation evolved multiple times in the perilous rainforests, but scientists just never picked up on it.
