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However, it is important to understand that the elaboration of an eye does not necessarily lead to an adaptive advantage for that specific animal.

High levels of intracellular pro-oxidant compounds generally lead to an adaptive response that results in stimulation of antioxidant enzymes, like SOD, GPx or CAT, which provide cell protection against oxidative damage [37].

However, these two external stresses lead to an adaptive response that shares several parameters.

Distress differs from stress, which is a physiological reaction that can lead to an adaptive response [ 22].

If increased UC concentrations lead to down regulation of hepatic LDLR expression, then conceivably lower rates of LDL-EC and LDL-TG entry into the lysosomal compartment might lead to an adaptive fall in LAL activity.

A reduction in oxygen from 21%to8% 8 % (v/v) has been reported to lead to an adaptive depression in metabolism in various tissues such as stems, seeds, tubers, roots and fruits (see Solomos, 1982; Geigenberger, 2003) This involves a global decrease in many ATP-dependent biosynthetic processes, such as lipid synthesis, protein synthesis and phenylpropanoid synthesis (Geigenberger, 2003).

Long-standing pressure overload, such as in systemic hypertension and aortic valve stenosis, leads to an adaptive LV hypertrophy in order to normalise myocardial wall tension.

Finally, we have proposed a unique heuristic in order to facilitate the decision making process of dynamic spectrum allocation, which leads to an adaptive yet optimized spectrum allocation strategy.

Employing the uniform partitioning according to Section 3.2.2 leads to an adaptive HM with DFT-domain partition estimates (hat {underline {mathbf {h}}}^{(p)}({kappa })) for partitions p=0,…,P−1 and an adaptive HGM with DFT-domain estimates (hat {underline {mathbf {h}}}_{b}^{({p}_{mathrm {d}})} kappa)) for branches b=1,…,B but just a single partition with index p d.

In conclusion, the GL method clearly gives a bandwidth choice that adapts to high irregularity of the intensity with respect to other choices, whereas the thresholding estimate, which leads to an adaptive histogram, is more spatially adaptive despite its lack of smoothness.

The development of the "Web of data" (Heath and Bizer 2011; Allemang and Hendler 2011) also leads to an "Adaptive Semantic Web" (Dolog et al. 2004b; Jannack et al. 2011) where knowledge about users and context of use enables the personalization of Web resources, including learning scenarios.