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In our studies, the human lineages exhibited the highest adaptation index.

We saw from the data shown in Figure  4 that, at a high environmental mutation rate, host populations, both sexual and clonal, have their highest adaptation scores when their own mutation rates are approximately commensurate with those of the environment.

In large populations, or when the mutation rate toward adaptive alleles is high, adaptation can be fast, whereas in small populations the speed of adaptation will often be limited by the availability of adaptive mutations.

By virtue of the adaptation high-gain equivalence property derived from the proposed adaptive method, the closed-loop adaptive system with a low adaptation gain could recover the high adaptation gain performance of the filter-based I&I method, and the resulting control torque demands during the initial transient has been significantly reduced.

These changes might have happened due to higher adaptation to the exergame.

Wider distribution of paper birch also resulted in higher adaptation to water deficits compared to white birch.

MAP results in high adaptation ability whenever the adaptation data is enough, and MLLR provides better adaptation in less-noisy conditions compared to noise-dominant conditions.

After the system achieved equilibrium, the BAC biotrickling filter exhibited high adaptation to shock loading, elevated temperature, and flow rate.

High adaptation gains do not affect robustness because the input signal is limited by a low-pass filter and adaptation only occurs within the bandwidth of the system.

An interesting particularity of this controller lies in its architecture where robustness and adaptation are decoupled enabling thus high adaptation gains.

For the CE RDiff K-Med a smaller value for α (and therefore a higher weighting of the estimates of the neighboring nodes) leads to a higher adaptation speed.