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For example, adaptation to a lower VTI may be accommodated by a larger carotid diameter and/or a faster heart rate.

For example, adaptation to use at that time available coarse-grained PPC cement instead of OPC cement which from a geotechnical point of view was not optimal, because the slurry cannot propagate properly into small fissures.

Interestingly, P. yezoensis and C. reinhardtii shared 41 conserved miRNAs (Table S2), and 16 out of 41 miRNAs have no ortholog in other analyzed plants, indicating that these 16 miRNAs were probably involved in regulation of algae-specific processes, for example, adaptation to diverse aquatic environments.

For example, adaptation to novel or resource-limited environments in laboratory populations frequently involves segmental duplications [ 21– 21].

For example, adaptation to long-term defocus (myopia and hyperopia) leads to improvements in visual acuity [ 48].

For example, adaptation to cold and hot weather as well as oxygen adaptation to high altitude in Himalayan mountain climbers is well known.

However, the expanded families may confer an adaptive advantage in changing environments, for example, in adaptation to changing allelochemical composition of host plants, in host-plant preference changes or in insecticide resistance.

The evolution of herbicide resistance in weedy plants is an excellent example of adaptation to strong human-mediated selection (Vigueira et al. 2013), and one that, like other examples of resistance to xenobiotics, carries an immense ecological and economic cost.

The architecture of the Ouargla Ksar has long been recognized as an example of adaptation to harsh climate in the deep desert of Algeria.

Do CTCs represent a specialized subpopulation of tumour cells with low immunogenicity and other unique characteristics, for example, metabolic adaptation to hypoxia? To what extent does the immune system control cancer dormancy?

Populations that become genetically less and less alike (as a consequence, for example, of adaptation to different environments) may eventually be unable to interbreed because their gene pools are disharmonious.