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Liu, Y. et al. Evolutionary enhancement of Zika virus infectivity in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.

This paper presents an evolutionary enhancement method for restoring contrast in images or videos while preserving its colorfulness and brightness.

The primary covariates of interest were: (1) diagnosis era, a proxy for evolutionary enhancements to the CAF mental health system and changes in medical fitness determination practices for individuals with mental disorders, and (2) delay to diagnosis and care, calculated as the latency from most recent Afghanistan-related deployment return date to diagnosis date.

This lends further support to the conclusion that evolutionary constraint on enhancement activity leads to preservation of the binding site motif [ 24].

/ Daniel Wikler -- Enhancing our truth orientation / Robin Hanson -- The wisdom of nature : an evolutionary heuristic for human enhancement / Nick Bostrom and Anders Sandberg.

The modification of the SCE-UA algorithm is performed by enhancement of the Simplex Evolutionary Algorithm through an additional shifting step of the reflected or contracted point to the best point.

Among genes with a significant GxE there were approximately equally frequent instances of canalization, i.e. stronger plasticity in heat-sensitive than in heat-tolerant clones, and of enhancement of plasticity along the evolutionary vector toward heat tolerance.

To address this issue, I present an alternative neologism, 'creative enhancement,' to account for the varied evolutionary trajectories that non-metropolitan spaces are taking.

Although the proximate mechanisms involved in stressor initiation and resource enhancement of cancer are relatively well understood, the evolutionary underpinnings remain largely unexplored.

Additionally, enhancement of the evolution of cooperation due to rapid evolutionary dynamics is also possible when group size and population size are not affected by evolutionary dynamics.

We found that evolutionary increases in mammalian sleep durations are strongly associated with an enhancement of immune defences as measured by the number of immune cells circulating in peripheral blood.