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In human PVs causing MucCutAsym infections, the highest level of adaptation to human CUPrefs was found in the E4 gene.

For Human PVs causing CutW, GenW, and MucL, the L1 gene showed the highest level of adaptation to human CUPrefs (P < 0.005, Tukey post hoc test).

For E2, the highest level of adaptation was found in the MucCutAsym group, and the lowest in PVs causing MucLs (P < 0.005, Tukey post hoc test) (fig. 2 supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

The highest level of adaptation in MucCutAsym was found in E4, whereas for GenW and MucL, the E4 gene exhibited the lowest level of adaptation (P < 0.005, Tukey post hoc test) (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online, and supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

In order to study the dynamics of SSA in the population of MGB neurons, we calculated the average population firing rate versus trial number, for the two SOA conditions that showed the highest levels of adaptation (SOA = 250 and 500 ms), and for which we collected the most data (Figure 10).

For viruses in other viral families, the highest levels of adaptation of viral proteins to host's CUPrefs are also observed for proteins appearing abundantly in the virion (Karlin et al. 1990; Bahir et al. 2009).

Every application for disabled users demands a high level of adaptation and customization.

Despite the expectations, the probability of higher level of adaptation increases with an increase in the distance of purchasing markets.

Considering the high level of adaptation by native rhizobia to local soil conditions, it is important to characterize the indigenous rhizobial collection for use in inoculant production.

Given this high level of adaptation, and a legacy of ecosystem alteration, maple-gum has become the dominant forest community in the GDS covering approximately 61% of the landscape (Fig. 1).

However, this high level of adaptation has resulted in a strain that is not naturally efficient in its conversion of alternative carbon sources such as glycerol (μmax = 0.02 h-1, for CEN.PK 113-5D, Liu et al. 2013; 0.008 h-1,Merico et al. 2010) and xylose, the second most abundant sugar in nature, cannot be utilised for growth by wild type strains (Hahn-Hägerdal et al. 2007van Maris et al. 2007).