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Perry, M. W., Boettiger, A. N., Bothma, J. P. & Levine, M. Shadow enhancers foster robustness of Drosophila gastrulation.
In this way TA can foster both technical robustness and social legitimacy in subsequent policy-making.
Comparing the reverse-engineered transduction curve at the colder temperature to the reverse-engineered curve at the higher temperature (for each spike generation model), allows us to identify trends in the temperature dependence of mechanotransduction, which would foster a temperature robustness of the firing rate.
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) protocols underlie multiple networked applications given that the P2P decentralized design inherently fosters scalability and robustness.
Altogether, these data are compatible with our above conclusion that robustness fosters evolvability in the long-term.
For U = 0.3, robustness fostered evolvability from approximately update 5500 on, similar to what was observed in the 8-task environment.
The data consistently support that, for simple environments, genetic robustness fosters long-term evolvability, whereas, in the short-term, robustness is not beneficial for evolvability but may even be a counterproductive trait.
Hence, despite decreasing phenotypic variability, robustness might foster long-term evolvability.
The view that robustness can foster evolvability has also been supported by lattice protein models and PCR-based mutagenesis experiments showing that protein variants with increased thermodynamic stability have increased genetic robustness and are more likely to evolve new catalytic capabilities [ 21].
We also observed that robustness consistently fostered long-term adaptation in the simple environment, a result which was weakly dependent on the mutation rate.
