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The adaptations vary in length, but none are more than 30 pages.

The design of our two uncertainty adaptations is based on a hypothesis in the literature that uncertainty is an "opportunity to learn"; both adaptations use additional substantive content to respond to uncertain turns, but the two adaptations vary in the complexity of these responses.

The contribution ratio between the feedforward and feedback controller adaptations varied among the subjects in the gradual condition, and the adaptation of the feedforward controller would lead to the large I-DE aftereffect.

The speed of adaptation varied with the trait measured.

With brightening stimulation the total amplitude range of LMCs increased only by ∼25% (best cells: from ∼30 mV to ∼40 mV, Fig. 2A), while the time-constant of adaptation varied 4-fold (Fig. 2E).

Local adaptation varied among populations and fitness components.

Support for adaptation varied with perceived risks, while attitudes toward GHG reduction (mitigation) were associated predominantly with variation in beliefs.

Studies on salmonid hybrids have shown that thermal adaptation varies greatly between hybrids depending on maternal origin, which suggests that salmonid mitochondria respond differently to temperature variations [ 5].

Xiphophorus fishes are represented by 26 live-bearing species of tropical fish that express many attributes (e.g., viviparity, genetic and phenotypic variation, ecological adaptation, varied sexual developmental mechanisms, ability to produce fertile interspecies hybrids) that have made attractive research models for over 85 years.

The extent to which plasticity promotes longer-term adaptation may vary, however, ranging from cases where it promotes adaptation through to those where it might inhibit adaptation.

According to this theory, all Eastern European professionals will adapt socioeconomically, but the extent of their adaptation may vary across groups.