The CRISPR sequences thus provide an adaptive, heritable record of past infections and express small RNAs that target invading nucleic acids.
The maintenance of the differentiation between those clusters could be explained by the fact that sexual reproduction seems to play no role in the adaptive patterns recorded here.
Second, a traditional architecture description language is extended to support the modeling of an adaptive architecture, which records strategies for different quality attributes under different conditions.
The evolution of latitudinal differences in flowering time is one of the most often recorded adaptive changes in invasive populations (e.g., Kollmann and Banuelos 2004; Maron et al. 2004; Burger et al. 2007; Leger and Rice 2007).
According to the fossil record, the adaptive radiation of neogastropods has been particularly rapid [ 17] and was accompanied by the diversification of their predatory lifestyles including a number of different trophic strategies.
Disruptions of innate and adaptive immune mechanisms were recorded at both the genomic and proteomic level.
S. Timofeev, A. Bahai, and P. Varaiya, "Wideband adaptive beamforming system for speech recording," in Proc.
The adaptive trend of each individual recording was normalized by the SD value of its first response to the stimulus (at the 1st s), giving the relative change in a cell's voltage output over time.
There are two distinct forager-farmer adaptive regimes evidenced in the ethnographic record: an ancillary and surplus cultivation regime.
Instead, Darwin's natural selection attained increasing scientific acceptance because it explained so many diverse phenomena (like adaptive structures, anatomical homologies, the fossil record, and so on).
Yet, we can envision a way to permanently record the ephemeral epigenetic adaptive change in the genome, although the explanation stays speculative.
