The parsimonious explanation is that these diverse regions have a common function or adapt functions in line with each other, perhaps supported by adaptive coding properties of neurons in each area.
"But every time a fairytale is retold we cannot help but adapt it in line with our ideology, regardless of whether that is a conscious plan.
These habitat syndromes, when mapped onto the phylogenetic tree, show two major adaptive habitat shifts to high elevation grasslands (Fig. 5), presuming that the ancestor was forest-adapted in line with paleoclimatic estimates of conditions ~ 4 MYA [ 50], before a general shift to grasslands at 1.86 MYA [ 51].
In this paper, we report a qualitative interview study that was conducted as part of the feasibility and acceptability evaluation of the adapted NLNY intervention, in line with the Medical Research Council (MRC) guidance for the development and evaluation of complex interventions to improve health.
Spartina maritima proved to be highly adapted to submersion, in line with a recent study that also demonstrated the plasticity of S. maritima as an efficient adaptation to flooding, allowing plants to recover quickly from the stress imposed by this condition (Duarte et al. 2014 b ).
The present study goes beyond these earlier reports by adapting some items in line with Chinese culture and demonstrating gender differences for the majority of the adapted items in a relatively large sample of Chinese boys and girls in their middle childhood and in a culture different from the setting in which the original instruments were developed.
He added: "This means library services must continue to adapt and change in line with the resources available, and the changing expectations of their communities".
Clinically experienced physicians may have more enduring interpersonal care behaviours that have developed over many years of practice, whereas trainees may be more easily able to adapt their behaviours in line with feedback.
Given the growing evidence of the importance of mental imagery in bias modification, we adapted our training procedure in line with these more powerful procedures [ 26, 33, 40].
Practices were given standardised AIM protocols to use but these could be adapted for individual patients in line with clinical judgement or preferences.
The FFQ was based on the FFQ used in the UK arm of the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer study, which had been validated against 16-day weighed records and biomarkers (Bingham et al, 1997), and adapted for this population in line with best practise (Cade et al, 2004b) followed by further validation (Calvert et al, 1997; Buckley et al, 2001; Spence et al, 2002).
