Personality traits exhibit functional features and patterns of variation expected from psychological adaptations designed to solve survival- and reproduction-related challenges recurrently faced during our species' evolutionary history.
Personality, from an evolutionary perspective, represents a meta-category of the output of a suite of species-typical, relatively domain-specific, evolved psychological mechanisms designed in response to the social adaptive problems recurrently faced by our ancestors.
We designed CRISPR/Cas9 lentiviral vectors to induce cleavage of the murine endogenous Eml4 and Alk loci in order to generate the Eml4-Alk gene rearrangement recurrently found in non-small-cell lung cancers (NSCLCs).
Target capture of custom designed regions and exome sequencing has allowed identification of causal variants in several Mendelian disorders [ 7], variants associated with complex diseases [ 8], and recurrently mutated cancer genes [ 9].
Moha et al. (2010) documented relationships among code anomalies that are recurrently related to four design anomalies.
It is a recurrent – and recurrently urgent – theme in English football.
This work investigates the use of particle swarm optimization (PSO) to recover the shape of a surface from clouds of (either organized or scattered) noisy 3D data points, a challenging problem that appears recurrently in a wide range of applications such as CAD design, data visualization, virtual reality, medical imaging and movie industries.
Furthermore, the results prompted a novel design of multiple classifier systems in which selection and fusion are recurrently applied to a population of best combinations of classifiers rather than the individual best.
Attractor neural networks should arise naturally in regions of the brain with recurrently connected neurons and Hebbian-type synaptic plasticity, and they provide a theoretical framework for experimental design and data interpretation [13].
He has a recurrently dislocated shoulder.
Predicted chromatin state for recurrently mutated elements.
