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On the methodological side, traditional reconstruction techniques using the FBA framework needed in-depth adaptations: the fundamental ingredients, namely the specification of the medium and the objective function, are indeed unknown in this particular setting.

Another key result of this paper comes from the design of a framework called projected saliency which allows applying existing saliency models on equirectangular images without requiring in-depth adaptation of the prediction algorithms.

The long-term consequences of this genomic reshuffling in the Waratah are yet to be clarified but provide a valuable framework for in-depth adaptation studies.

Consequently, there is growing appreciation that an in depth understanding of adaptation in natural populations requires long-term studies of selection [ 1, 3].

More in-depth issues, e.g. adaptation and localization of foreign-invested and China-based manufacturing firms in Southeast Asian countries warrant for further research.

Several of the avian immune genes investigated here provide strong candidates for in-depth studies of molecular adaptation in birds.

It is not our focus to carry out an in-depth investigation on the adaptation algorithm used in these user studies.

As part of the cultural adaptation process, in-depth interviews were implemented about the respondents understanding of the questionnaire with the purpose of revealing inappropriately interpreted items and translation alternatives.

Robert Wilson managed to convey both elements in depth in his stylized adaptation of fables by La Fontaine, Molière's contemporary, seen at the Lincoln Center Festival in July.

Each mouse was placed in the round activity cage (20 cm in diameter and 18 cm in depth) and after an adaptation period of 10 min, the counts of horizontal movements of mice inside the cage were automatically recorded in 30 min [ 6].

The data used were compiled from text documents and 89 in-depth interviews (32 on climate change adaptation [32] and 57 on climate change mitigation [33 35]).