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These observations highlight the asymmetry between the widespread emphasis on the role of technical information in shaping adaptation relative to the often overlooked, but influential role of nonmaterial factors (like attitudes and trust).

Therefore, this slowed activation could be predicted to reduce spike frequency adaptation relative to the KCNQ2 conductance in the absence of syntaxin 1A interaction.

Migration of phages alone resulted in a significant increase in phage local adaptation, whereas migration of bacteria alone did not alter patterns of local adaptation relative to unmigrated populations [ 17].

The post-adaptation phase was identical to the pre-adaptation phase (no intra-saccadic target step), allowing us to determine the after-effect of the adaptation as the gain change in post-adaptation relative to pre-adaptation.

However, with the 15 ms target duration, the gain change in post-adaptation relative to pre-adaptation ("after-effect") tended to be smaller in the mask (11.3±1.6%) than in the no-mask condition (17.3±1.0% - post-hoc Fisher's LSD test, p = 0.06).

It is now becoming clear that natural selection enhances barriers to cancer in proportion to the organisms need for these barriers – large, long-lived organisms have evolved enhanced anticancer adaptations relative to small, short-lived organisms (Seluanov et al. 2008; Caulin and Maley 2011; DeGregori 2011).

A separate new adaptation, titled Relative Insanity and starring David Duchovny and Helen Hunt in the leads, was due to relocate Chekhov's brooding bourgeoisie from a Russian country estate to present-day New York City and The Hamptons.

So, we can let S(h) denote the transmission signal power adaptation policy relative to an instantaneous value of h.

Based on this information, further research should investigate the details of defining, funding, operationalizing, and implementing this adaptation strategy relative to the other alternatives.

Regardless of adaptation status, relative spore production displayed a unimodal-shaped relationship to incubation temperature (Fig.  3, temperature effect, F4,8 = 141.87, P < 0.001).

In conclusion, we here provide evidence that temporal variation in drug environments minimizes adaptation rates relative to constant single-drug environments.