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Obtained results showed that SAA-based model presents more adaptive results than other methods.

These lower correlation values may be a result of more adaptive selection pressure acting on the X chromosome causing higher X-linked divergence (faster-X effect) as has been observed in embryos and adult Drosophila (Kayserili et al. 2012).

As a result, publishers are much more adaptive in developing content strategies and tactics to keep pace with the constant updates.

This may be a direct result of the reappraisal of the original event, leading to more adaptive, present relevant beliefs.

The above results indicate that EOF is more adaptive to heterogeneously duty-cycled sensornets than ORW.

One possibility is that decreased stability results in increased flexibility, which may then result in improved chaperone activity by allowing for more adaptive and tighter binding to client proteins.

Research shows that those who adopted a "stress helps" mindset were more likely to seek out feedback and therefore grow as a result of experiencing stress and had more adaptive cortisol profiles under acute stress (Crum, Salovey, & Achor, 2013).

The experimental results indicate that the BYEC algorithm is more adaptive with changed steel surface defect data set compared with other algorithms.

According to our results, some cognitive regulation strategies might be more adaptive in terms of increased HRQoL.

The results show that our system is more accurate and more adaptive in general than traditional localization algorithms.

The second scheme is more adaptive and aims at discarding landmarks that would jeopardize the verification process or results in a too much wide zone [10, 22].