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Still, on the concept level alone, making an adaptive type of device to fit an adaptive category feels fitting.

Children completed multiple defensiveness and distress measures and were assigned to adaptive style categories (repressor, high anxious, low anxious, defensive-high anxious) according to four methodological approaches.

The set of DMR-associated genes was enriched in transcriptional regulation, pattern specification HOX loci, oxidative stress and the ER stress adaptive pathway, all categories linked to athero-susceptible endothelium.

The first optimization can be further divided into two categories: margin adaptive and rate adaptive optimization.

The proposed solutions mainly fall into two different categories: margin-adaptive and rate-adaptive methods.

We develop two categories of adaptive link selection algorithms; the first one is based on an exhaustive search, while the second is based on a sparsity-inspired relaxation.

Innate and adaptive immunity are two categories of immune responses with an interdependent and interactive relationship that maintains the homeostasis of the body.

In early phase clinical trials five overarching categories of adaptive features usually suffice: Investigational Medicinal Product (IMP /Dose (Table  1), Timing/Scheduling (Table  2), Study Participants (Table  3), Assessments (Table  4), Methods and Analysis (Table  5).

Tukey's tests between specific health states based on the values of the first principal coordinate were performed using function TukeyHSD in R. Gene ontology enrichment analysis was performed using adaptive clustering of GO categories and Mann–Whitney U tests [ 82] based on ranking of signed log p-values (GO-MWU, https://github.com/z0on/GO_MWU).

Previous genome-wide next-generation sequencing studies using both site frequency-based and MK tests of neutrality have reported an enrichment of putative adaptive evolution in Gene Ontology categories such as germ-cell development, cystoblast division, and germarium-derived oocyte fate determination (Begun et al. 2007; Langley et al. 2012; Mackay et al. 2012).

Flexible sample-size designs, as part of the more general category of adaptive designs that utilize interim data, have been a popular topic in recent years.