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It is generally thought that alcohol is consumed for its positive reinforcing effects, and that chronic exposure to alcohol results in adaptations with abnormal drinking patterns (Clapp et al., 2008; Koob & Volkow, 2010).

For example, a similar concept can be applicable to operating wireless backhaul links in a wireless relay system in which the relay links must be reused while managing the inter-link interference in adaptation with the access traffic load in each relay.

Consequently, there were no clear differences in adaptation with light intensity, as depicted in Figure 2D that shows the normalized changes for WT and ort6 LMCs.

If gender influences are found in adaptation with a stimulus set that controls for similarity, this would be more definitive evidence of a gender-specific effect in face-space.

Whether this is due to experimental differences, such as plant age or UV wavelength or reflects a species-specific difference in adaptation with respect to the phenylpropanoids that are synthesized remains to be investigated.

Tiger Lily's Native American heritage has not always been dealt with sensitively in adaptations of Peter Pan, with Disney's much-loved animated film including the song "What Makes the Red Man Red".

Chronic exposure to inhibitors of HER-family proteins results in cellular adaptations with the potential of reducing the efficacy of these drugs.

Face validation resulted in model adaptations with respect to development and treatment of AEs, length of transition cycles as well as assumptions concerning resource utilisation.

The obtained results support a hypothesis that divergent selection for ewe multiple ability resulted in adaptations to cope with unfamiliar conditions.

In adaptation experiments with large groups of robots, this increased the probability that robots, initially grouped at a less suitable resource, came back toward it, thus reducing the probability to find the more suitable resource.

Both natural and sexual selection play a large role in generating phenotypic adaptations, with biomechanical requirements and developmental mechanisms mediating patterns of phenotypic evolution.