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Whereas I4-FFL-A achieves optimal adaptive response, it could be argued that the suboptimal circuits exhibit partial adaptation.

The authors showed the partial adaptation of novice users to the dynamics.

In the long term, partial re-emergence of REM sleep paralleled the partial adaptation to parkinsonism, the latter being known to result from compensatory mechanisms within the dopaminergic system.

This could explain the rather complex pattern of partial adaptation and cross-adaptation.

For example, partial adaptation would be seen if cyclohexanol is a weaker ligand for the receptor than cyclohexanone or if cyclohexanone adaptation partially reduces the responsiveness of a cyclohexanol receptor.

Influenza A(H7N9) viruses isolated from humans show features suggesting partial adaptation to mammals.

For the majority of adapting iterations, under the sparse partial (SP) adaptation, only those taps corresponding to tap-inputs and filter coefficients both having large magnitudes are updated.

Finally, an efficient low cost implementation of our new algorithm using partial update adaptation is presented and evaluated.

The DR algorithm is an improved MCMC method, and its basic idea is allowing partial local adaptation of the rejected candidates, where the Markov chains still retain the Markovian property and converge to the second or higher stages.

A smaller number of amino acids was indeed significantly increased at day 15 compared to day 1 (7 versus 13 in the 30 mg group), which suggests partial metabolic adaptation in the healthy volunteers.

Impulse responses of cells defective in methylation were similar to those of wild-type cells, but did not fall as far below the baseline, indicating a partial defect in adaptation.