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In the stressful environment asexuals were increasingly constrained in their extent of adaptation with increasing mutation rate.
Fourth, individuals differ in the rate and extent of adaptation to similar events, with some individuals changing their long-term levels of happiness and others not at all.
Motor adaptation is commonly studied in this way, with the general finding that the extent of adaptation is proportional to the motor disturbance introduced.
However, the asexual populations with an elevated mutation rate appeared more retarded in their extent of adaptation compared to asexual wild-type populations.
The extent of adaptation for non-saturating excitatory stimuli (Fig. 9A and B) was also significantly increased (P < 0.0001) in Pls1 KO compared with het OHCs (Fig. 9F).
In particular, we were interested in determining the extent of adaptation to 70°C resulting from extended selection.
Such an understanding will help identify and avoid the unfavorable conditions that favor host-pathogen adaptations and predict the extent of adaptations in natural settings that have negative impact on mankind.
The variation in sRNA production with respect to size populations may correspond to various extents of adaptation to miRNA biogenesis of the TE-MIRs.
In view of the fact that the golf handicap is strongly associated with the amount of practice [9], we anticipated that the handicap of golfers is associated with the extent of anatomical adaptation.
Through correlation analyses and structural equation modeling, we reveal that music aptitude and literacy both relate to the extent of subcortical adaptation to regularities in ongoing speech as well as with auditory working memory and attention.
