At higher turn rates, we found that in the second 10 min, larvae turned less than predicted for light and attractive odor cues and more than predicted for CO2 cues, again reflecting modest adaptation and sensitization.
At high turn rates, for visual and fictive attractive odor stimuli, the turn rate is lower in the final 10 min than predicted by fits to the first 10 min, suggesting modest adaptation.
These data suggest that cooperative interactions among variants may function to maintain phenotypic diversity, yet also suggest that there may be a limit to the potential of complementation, as all variants possess at least modest adaptation to mosquito cells.
Several features from the MTFC model were retained with modest adaptation. 1) The program supervisor ran the weekly team and foster parent meetings and was responsible for communication within the team and with the young person's family support team and agency case manager.
But there's little magic and even less sense of the storyteller as magician in the modest, respectful adaptation directed by Deepa Mehta, a filmmaker whose socially engaged naturalism seems a mismatch with Mr. Rushdie's gleeful too-muchness.
The fact that the Met's main event that evening, after the reception — the Tchaikovsky brothers' (Peter Ilyich and Modest) musical adaptation of Pushkin's novella, "The Queen of Spades" — would take longer to watch than read was not a deterrent to Dillon's staying.
Weight loss of WT mice during 6- and 4-h RF was more modest, suggesting adaptation.
For example, we present a range of modest vehicle design adaptations for components such as seats and doorways, handles, knobs, and steering wheels, and seat belts.
It added that including modest spending on adaptation measures and spending brought forward makes the total £120m, or 0.008% of GDP.
Mr. McGrath's modest and generous adaptation trims Dickens's sprawling third novel down to a manageable moral picaresque story, and remains true to the author's sense of whimsy and high sentiment.
