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According to the latter, "what is actually modified [by the adaptation process] is the interpretation of nonvisual information about positions of body parts" (Harris 1980: 113).

To what extent are also noneffector genes affected by the adaptation process?

The purpose of this study is to translate, adapt and validate the PRWE for use in Swedish language, by applying the adaptation process recommended by the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons [ 10, 11].

This paper aims at testing this hypothesis by studying the adaptation process of immigrants to the risk proclivity of the majority population in the host country.

This method improves upon the variance estimation component by reconfiguring the adaptation process in established theory and making it more robust.

The proposed method improves upon the variance estimation component by reconfiguring the adaptation process in established theory and making it more robust.

When the channels joining at the node are free to evolve, the stability of bifurcations is controlled by the occurrence of migrating bars and by the adaptation processes of channel width and planform, as well by the morphodynamic influence of the bifurcation.

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.

The proposed algorithm is capable of maintaining the accuracy of learned patterns even when a large number of aged patterns are replaced by new ones through the adaptation process.

We initiated the adaptation process by adding 5 million spores to 20 ml VMM agar in 30 cm race tubes.

According to the "guidelines for the process of cross-cultural adaptation of self-report measures" the VISA-A score was cross-culturally adapted into German (VISA-A-G) using six steps: Translation, synthesis, back translation, expert committee review, pretesting (n = 77), and appraisal of the adaptation process by an advisory committee determining the adequacy of the cross-cultural adaptation.