Striking as these departures were, they didn't upset the conventional source-adaptation relationship, since Martin's novels outpaced them.
And therein lies the problem with Rozema's adaptation: their relationship isn't that compelling.
The attempt to create examples of small mammal biodiversity and to explain their criteria stimulated students to identify similarities or differences and to explain them in terms of adaptation and relationship to different environmental needs.
Against the background of a possibly compromised functional adaptation, the relationship between the height of the articular tubercle was analyzed as a function of the amount of divergence between the maxilla and the mandible.
Fourth, where victims and bully/victims have been considered separately, bully/victims seem to show the poorest outcomes concerning mental health, economic adaptation, social relationships and early parenthood.
Indeed, there were no difference between eye movements measured before and after the adaptation and no relationship between eye movements and subjective judgments (Figure S1).
Because stiffening causes a long-term adaptation of the relationship between pressure and baroreceptor firing rate, vascular stiffening can cause a chronic increase in stable mean pressure.
Under these experimental conditions, adaptation shifts the relationship between the channel open probability (P0) and the bundle displacement (X) in the direction of the applied stimulus, canceling the effects due to sustained stimuli while maintaining the sensitivity to transient stimuli [ 43].
Synergy is considered also an evolutionary adaptation that makes relationships between organisms more specific and/or cost-effective [6 9].
Over the last 20 years, there has been an increasing emphasis on the use of local native plant germplasm to maintain local adaptation and ecological relationships when restoring landscapes (Erickson 2008).
PAS [ 18] is consisted of 28-items and assesses sociability and withdrawal, peer relationships, adaptation to school, and scholastic performance in four life stages (childhood, early adolescence, late adolescence; adulthood).
