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Based on a guaranteed LPV approximation, the problem of set observers design is recasted into more general adaptive observers design problem in order to avoid the exponential complexity obstruction usually met in the set-membership nonlinear estimation.

Although Atf3 has long been recognised as a stress-response gene, recent cumulative evidence has suggested that ATF3 is involved in more general adaptive responses, such as environmental, emotional and nutritional alterations [ 11– 13].

Interestingly, the genomic mechanism of sequence amplifications does not only contribute to antibiotic resistance evolution but also seems to represent a more general adaptive strategy of bacteria against highly stressful environments, as previously illustrated during carbon starvation, heat, or heavy metal stress (Andersson and Hughes 2009).

Flexible sample-size designs, as part of the more general category of adaptive designs that utilize interim data, have been a popular topic in recent years.

The following approaches, instead, are more general, they are adaptive and they can cope with quite complex backgrounds.

Moreover, the more general idea of adaptive (Weiss and Betz 1973) or tailored testing (Lord, 1980) was fairly well elaborated, as noted by Wood (1973), by the early 1950s.

Research is trending toward developing a more general model of adaptive maintenance duplication [ 64- 66].

The process of abstracting biology into the more general topic of complex adaptive systems meshes with a number of other developments in science and technology, such as complexity and chaos theory, as well as the networking theories inspired by the Internet.

To address the limitations of static model approach, we consider a more general approach based on adaptive regression model that learns model parameters individually for each user query and does not rely on any prior observations or distribution of underlying data.

As shown, more general terms such as adaptive and innate immune response, immune effector process, cell-cell signaling, cell communication, cell adhesion, cell activation and phagocytosis are significant at level 3 and higher.

Future studies of a comprehensive set of adaptive mutations should help provide a more general view of the dominance effect of adaptive mutations.