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A body of computational experiments has investigated the persistence of specific RNA structures despite changes in the primary sequence, and how this mutational robustness can promote adaptations.

In fact, HIT and/or combined forms of HIT seem to promote adaptations in skeletal muscle and improvements in laboratory and field endurance-related parameters that are comparable to the effects of high-volume endurance training [94,97-101] and may improve muscle power-based actions [94,102].

In addition to its effects on peripheral metabolism, FGF21 was recently shown to act centrally to promote adaptations to fasting by increasing glucocorticoid levels, suppressing physical activity and altering circadian behaviour [ 75].

6 8 Hypoxic exposure (eg, sleeping) can result in an increase in red blood cell volume or haemoglobin mass (Hbmass) 6 13 and improved exercise economy or buffering capacity; physical training under hypoxic conditions has been reported to promote adaptations at the muscle level.

This identification leads to goal setting to promote adaptation in the four adaptive modes to enhance women's interaction with her immediate environment.

High gene flow between heterogeneous environments may then favour the evolution of increased phenotypic plasticity, over adaptive genetic divergence, because it would promote adaptation to new conditions within one or two generations [ 18, 29].

To this Gould replied that perhaps species selection does not in itself promote adaptation at any level, even the highest.

Reactions to emotional cues, termed affective reactivity, promote adaptation and survival.

DMN is considered a network associated to individual stressful experiences and coping strategies to promote adaptation (i.e. allostasis) [14 16].

In other terms, DMN represents a neural network related to individual stressful experiences and coping strategies to promote adaptation (i.e. allostasis) [19, 20].

Working across sectors to incorporate a health promotion approach in the design and development of built environment components may mitigate climate change, promote adaptation, and improve public health.