Most of the current software uses similar local search strategies (i.e. a random seed is progressively adapted to acquire the desired folding properties) and more importantly do not allow the user to control explicitly the nucleotide distribution such as the GC-content in their sequences.
A larger RL/LA together with greater RLD from early in the experiment in Napier grass suggests that Napier grass could be better adapted to acquire and spend the water resource than Mulato II.
Over the years, the IAV have adapted to acquire the ability to cross the species barrier and thus have gained the capacity to infect, and cause disease in several new hosts including humans.
The routines of some established registries such as the Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register are not, however, adapted to acquiring short-term data.
8 16 17 CoQ10-deficient fibroblasts adapted several physiological processes to acquire a cellular-resistance state for survival under the conditions of mitochondrial dysfunction induced by CoQ10 deficiency.
Despite the risk of failing to acquire an appropriate symbiont, horizontal transmission presumably enables the host to acquire a bacterial phylotype adapted to the local environmental conditions (e.g. sulphide concentration [60] or bone degradation stage [132]).
Our findings suggest that in novel social contexts, existing neural populations that are already adapted to a similar context acquire new functional features by recruiting new sets of neurons while discarding others.
Ineffective innate immune systems could allow otherwise ill adapted viruses to acquire more effective virulence factors and erode quantitative resistance [ 68, 69].
People adapted to cold climates have acquired genetic traits that provide them extra layers of body fat, which accounts for the epicanthic fold over their eyes.
They invested in best available equipment, some tested and adapted to their circumstances, and acquired expertise support to design and independently evaluate their system.
