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By taking advantage of the disturbance model in the design of special infinite-impulse-response (IIR) filters, we can reduce the adaptation to identify the minimum amount of parameters, achieve accurate parameter estimation under noisy environments, and flexibly reject the narrow-band disturbances with clear tuning intuitions.

However, any intentional or inadvertent interbreeding of hatchery fish with natural populations has the potential to reduce the adaptation of the resultant progeny to natural conditions, as neither strategy is capable of completely eliminating domestication.

We also use 16-bit loci to increase allele space, and study single loci and small-to-moderate numbers of loci where the parasite environment evolves continuously to reduce the adaptation of the host through NFDS.

If you reduce this then there is the potential that you reduce the adaptation to that session.

However, there was no evidence that attention specifically reduced the adaptation of sensory responses [83].

Sex can out-compete clones in a rapidly evolving environment, such as that characterized by pathogens, where clonal interference reduces the adaptation of clonal populations and clones adopt advantageous mutations more slowly.

To reduce the effects of synaptic depression and so ensure efficiency in repeatedly stimulated synapses, neuromodulatory systems, in particular, cholinergic, play a key role in reducing the probability of transmitter release in the pre-synaptic neurons (e.g., Hasselmo and Bower, 1992; Hasselmo, 1995 for review) and so reducing the adaptation of the firing rate.

Personalised nutrition has gathered recent attention as individual characteristics (i.e. genetics, training status and nutrition) can potentially improve or reduce the physiological adaptation from the same intervention [21].

The larger adapting spots ensured that small involuntary eye movements during adaptation did not reduce the level of adaptation at the fixation point, where the test spots were presented.

By using JESS, we can dramatically reduce the number of adaptation rules from 54 to 22.

Repetitions were counterbalanced to reduce the potential for adaptation to stimulus identity (e.g. Grill-Spector, Henson, & Martin, 2006).