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That the results for adaptation and indifference are the same is simply a consequence of the fact that once isolation is replaced by indifference in the adaptation process, the effects of isolation wear off and eventually the evolution of the population follows the same course as it would under pure indifference.

Aging of the kidney is associated with structural changes and functional decline, which renders the elderly more vulnerable to superimposed stress factors such as heart failure, dehydration, hypertension, and eventually the evolution of chronic kidney disease (Miller, 1995; Ungar et al., 2000).

Molecular signals regulating this process may contribute to the repair outcome, chronic evolution and, eventually, the onset of osteoarthritis.

Computational Fluid Dynamics CFDD) may overcome the limitation of simplified approaches supporting the study of the dynamic evolution of accidental scenarios and, eventually, the consequences analysis of major accidents.

Hence, this bridging constraint and the associated trade-off would decelerate the rate of male and female body size coevolution, relaxing the genetic correlation of body size between the sexes and leading eventually to the evolution of extreme female-biased SSD.

Furthermore, the MD PSO naturally favors a low-dimension solution when it exhibits a competitive performance with a high dimension counterpart and such a native tendency eventually yields the evolution process to the compact network configurations in the architecture space rather than the complex ones, as long as the optimality prevails.

These models make it possible to simulate and eventually visualize the dynamic evolution of complex biosystems in time and under varying environmental conditions.

The stage is set for a standards-war and in fact, one is currently brewing which should eventually see the evolution of a veritable Automotive Video Bus.

The presence of nonlinearities has also been shown to require an extended speed of convergence compared with linear evolution, as the nonlinear term is initially not present in the symmetry, but eventually dominates the evolution.

It eventually drives the evolution of the breeding system from distyly to dioecy.

This protcoatomer gave these ancestors the ability to generate internal membrane systems by invagination of the plasma membrane and then to manipulate and elaborate these systems, eventually leading to the evolution of the ER, Golgi, and nucleus that characterize modern eukaryotes (Field and Dacks 2009).