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Fig. 1 ALEKS pie: adaptive availability of skills (KC's) to master Fig. 2 ALEKS problem: attempting a problem, with options to submit ("Next") or "Explain" Fig. 3 ALEKS explanation: a worked example presented by ALEKS.

In semi-arid regions with high seasonal variability of water availability, adaptive management strategies and technical measures are required to ensure the sustainable use of water resources.

Due to the poor availability of adaptive opportunities, 60% of the occupants were uncomfortable in summer.

Hence, spatial distribution of DELLAs in roots is essential to fine-tune the adaptive responses to iron availability.

Although shearing is inevitably a 3D operation, 2D approximations are applied in FE simulations due to shorter computation times and better availability of adaptive remeshing techniques to overcome element distortion.

In conclusion, knowledge on physiological understanding in relation to PN and productivity and wide genetic variability among various traits, as reported in this study, could be utilized in developing new potential germplasm and designing ideotype for making the cultivars more adaptive for different water availability areas in semi-arid tropics worldwide.

Adaptive changes to oxygen availability are critical for cell survival and tissue homeostasis.

In this context, it has been reported that transcriptional stimulation of adaptive genes depends on availability of specific ER stress response elements (ERSE), unfolded protein response elements (UPRE), or amino acid response elements (AARE) in the promoter region.

The need for a direct genetic approach has been noted (Kuparinen and Merilä 2007; Allendorf et al. 2008), but unambiguous genetic evidence of contemporary evolution in marine fish populations has proven elusive because of the limited availability of adaptive variation estimates, as well as historical molecular data sets (Conover et al. 2006).

We present several lines of evidence to support the hypothesis that the evolution of codon bias is an adaptive response to different availabilities of tRNAs in distinct tissues.

Availability of the adaptive folding index was checked by large numbers of uniform experiments designed by the space-filling Maximin Latin hypercube designs (maximin LHDs).