In principle, adaptation can also provide gains in FMT if we do not consider complexity.
We were able to dismiss this possibility as it turned out that the viruses that were cultured on the MT4 line also had a significantly higher fitness on the C8166 cell-line (Table 2, ANOVA, F1,3 = 6.367-17.874, p<0.01), which illustrates that in principle adaptation to the C8166 cell line was possible.
In principle, adaptation could be achieved by the auditory system becoming more dependent on the preserved spectral cues available to the unaffected ear and less on the spectral cues provided to the occluded ear.
In this report, we investigated the design principles underlying adaptation behavior in contrast gain control by an adaptive linear nonlinear model.
Thus, there was a strong emphasis on teaching the principles of adaptation and maladaptation, and methods for testing hypotheses about the origins and tradeoffs of biological adaptations (See Additional file 1: Table S1 for list of topics and readings).
For costs, more specifically prices, general principles for adaptation are available [ 30].
The incorporation of resistance traits ensures that the TBV is also driven by evolutionary principles of adaptation.
In the following section we discuss the basic principles of adaptation of locomotion to different gravity values using the technologies described here.
Many of the goals and management actions we recorded are in line with various principles for adaptation and for conservation in general, particularly those published specifically for England.
Gould (1976) argued, as a solution to the tautology problem, for the discoverability of " a priori" engineering principles of adaptation that would provide reliable predictions for specific organisms and populations.
The second was the principle of adaptation, that those beings who best adapt to their changing environment will be the ones most likely to dominate resources and to reproduce.
