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If EG95 indeed has a role in parasite invasion, having a variety of protein isoforms must be adaptive in terms of the ability to invade different hosts.
The filter is adaptive in terms of the number of iterations, which is different for each noisy pixel, according to the Euclidean distance from the nearest uncorrupted pixel.
While the previous UEP schemes are static, the other four proposed UEP methods are adaptive in terms of classifying the P-frame packets.
Here we asked whether these preferences are adaptive in terms of obtaining healthier mates.
5 7 25 10 These allodynamic processes can be adaptive in the short term (allostasis) and maladaptive in the long term (allostatic load).
We propose that while this ACTH action may be adaptive in the short-term in assisting with energy substrate reallocation to cope with stress, long-term ACTH stimulation may lead to reproductive dysfunction due to E2 suppression.
On the other hand, fixed preference for ornaments indicating specific types of condition-related benefits (including direct benefits, [25]) may not be adaptive in the long-term, given the general observation that fluctuating selection on these fitness-related traits is common in nature [26].
While the loss of symbionts may be adaptive in the short-term, once bleaching occurs, if a coral colony continues to experience stressful conditions, it will rapidly succumb--scleractinian corals cannot persist indefinitely as heterotrophs.
According to our results, some cognitive regulation strategies might be more adaptive in terms of increased HRQoL.
Get in touch with that choice point would be adaptive.
