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It is known that neural adaptations account for strength increases in the early phases of strength training [13, 14]; however, major neural adaptations also occur with plyometric training and lead to the increases in explosive force production [15 17].

This is because the structural/functional adaptations accounting for spare capacity themselves bear energetic costs of construction, maintenance and load.

However, contrary to the assumptions of the adaptation account, the difference between the two conditions was far from significance, t(11) = 0.31, n.s.s

The adaptation accounted for variability in TOF measurements associated with potential curling or shortening of the nematodes as they passed through the flow cell of the Biosort.

Metabolic adaptation accounts for one-third of differentially regulated genes in intracellular bacteria.

Thus, reduction both in the number of activated microvilli [ 13, 18] and in their bump waveforms largely accounts for the transient dynamics of the LIC response to bright stimuli, whereas calcium-induced bump adaptation accounts for key aspects of slow adaptation including the reduced plateau response.

We used a numerical equivalent porous medium (EPM) approach with specific adaptations to account for the heterogeneity and anisotropy of the karst aquifer.

These cellular adaptations may account for many of the changes in cortical function observed in drug addicts, including an enduring vulnerability to relapse.

Adaptations to account for candidates with fixed contributions were also shown.

Birds and mammals have a similar scaling relationship between the metabolic cost of unloaded locomotion and body size (Taylor et al., 1982), however birds may have novel anatomical, postural and kinematic adaptations that account for their ability to carry loads efficiently (Marsh et al., 2006).

A similar stimulus scaling model has explained effects of neural adaptation, which suggests that adaptation may account for the observed difference between rapid and spaced designs.