Decades after his work on childhood brain development, he focused on how the brain responds when injured, finding that it was capable of adaptive change.
In any case, because P. leucoptera is capable of adaptive behavioral adjustments to fragmentation, gradual landscape changes should be encouraged to minimize the potential for emergence of non-optimal dispersal behaviors in human-modified landscapes.
Both trackers are capable of adaptive scale estimation and greatly improve the tracker's performance.
The chicken is capable of adaptive locomotor behavior within hours after hatching, yet little is known of the processes leading to this precocious skill.
Because voles are capable of adaptive strategies to risk uniformity, it stands to reason that voles experience such landscapes of fear under natural conditions and have evolved optimal feeding strategies to deal with permanent uniform risk distributions.
However, it has been important to determine whether cachectic COPD patients are capable of adaptive responses to PR, because PR may partially disturb anabolic and catabolic balance in such patients [ 2, 9].
If we allow that genetic codes, despite being highly constrained, are or have been capable of adaptive evolution, the balance between readthrough and premature termination is another selective pressure that could influence, as well as respond to, changes in stop codon number.
And they are more likely to be capable of the adaptive, rapid responses needed to deal with unexpected situations and to transform problems into opportunities.
These processes allow these cells to mature, and be capable of eliciting adaptive immunity [15].
Nevertheless, we investigated the possibility that this receptor may be capable of modulating adaptive immunity using CFA as an adjuvant.
