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Specifically, wearing the insoles increased how far apart the participants placed their feet with each step, allowing them greater adaptive control over their stability in response to fatigue.

The adaptation of muscle to endurance or resistance exercise is a highly variable trait in humans and animals, with some individuals having greater adaptive responses to the same exercise stimulus than others13,14,15.

Our results for the diploid species are consistent with those of previous studies that have shown a positive correlation between α and Ne17,20; this suggests that greater adaptive evolution often occurs in species with large effective population sizes.

In this paper, an intelligent distributed secure control architecture is presented for distribution systems to provide greater adaptive protection, with the ability to proactively reconfigure, and rapidly respond to disturbances.

These findings were associated to psychological processes related to thermal adaptation, such as naturalness, perceived control, experience (thermal history on longer timescales – seasonal) and environmental diversity - along with the presence of greater adaptive opportunities.

Countries with higher levels of human knowledge are considered to have greater adaptive capacity.

Campus Technology had an article in April titled "The Great Adaptive Learning Experiment".

Trilobites and crustaceans dominated then, with the former declining in abundance through the Paleozoic and the latter expanding into great adaptive diversity.

Some 60 million years ago great adaptive radiation, notably in the Bivalvia, took place with a similar radiation in predatory crustaceans, starfishes, and snails.

Sphagnum magellanicum Brid. is a worldwide distributed peat moss and an ecosystem-engineer in temperate and boreal bog ecosystems suggesting a great adaptive potential to different environmental conditions.

But the basic ingredients of cognition including fundamental principles of deductive and inductive logic and of mathematics, the conception of the physical world in terms of cause and effect, and much else have great adaptive value, and consequently they have become innate features of the mind.