The phrase "adaptations functions" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misphrasing; it should likely be "adaptive functions" or "adaptation functions."
Example: "The study focused on the adaptive functions of various species in response to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "adaptive roles" or "functions of adaptations."
Such adaptations function only as intermediaries in a much more fundamental process the spreading of copies of particular alleles.
If the size of the adaptation effect is determined by the degree of consonance between the adapter and probe, the new adaptation functions should exhibit dips and peaks at consonant and dissonant intervals, respectively.
This process should follow a framework that addresses a key set of shared national adaptation functions, and would be informed by lessons learned from the existing National Adaptation Programs of Action (NAPAs).
And there are modern efforts to compare the functions of political systems (capabilities, conversion functions, and system maintenance and adaptation functions) and to classify them in terms of structure, function, and political culture.
Rate-controlled reliable transport (RCRT) [14], developed later by the same research lab, is another reliable sensor-to-sink transport protocol, which includes congestion control and explicit rate adaptation functions.
Moreover, MATa/MATα expression in a haploid also impacts checkpoint adaptation functions causing prolonged RAD9-dependent G2 arrest following a site-specific DSB [41].
The differences between adaptation functions for attentional and sensory responses is consistent with observations that the relative magnitude of attentional modulation increases at higher rates of stimulus delivery [46].
The authors suggested that brain miRNAs had developmental rather than thermal adaptation functions.
Experiment 2 investigated whether the nonmonotonicity of the adaptation functions for the IRN stimuli was due to a pitch chroma or a consonance effect.
In Experiment 2, the pitch height and pitch chroma effects were assessed by fitting the adaptation functions for the IRN conditions with a combined sinusoidal and linear function of pitch separation (red dashed lines in Fig. 7 H, I).
The first experiment yielded nonmonotonic adaptation functions for the IRN stimuli, with a dip at the 1-octave pitch separation compared with the 0.5- and 1.5-octave separations (Fig. 7 B, C).
