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Moreover, visual perception is directional and can be affected by distance and visibility (dense vegetation, darkness), providing a relative adaptive advantage to acoustic perception in assessment situations.

Plants are able to compare growth directions and patches and discriminate between them according to their relative adaptive values by employing various tropic and nastic movements [35], [e.g. 36], [37] and discriminatory development [1], [26], [e.g. 38], [39].

From this we suggest that the genetic diversity of isolates obtained post-Baseline from the PHAEDRA subjects was greater than that of the PULSE isolates obtained at Baseline, evidenced by greater relative adaptive ability.

Relative selectivity in the AD brain should be taken as a record of our behavioral past, where distribution of neuropathology evinces relative adaptive value of individual processing modules and, thus, also of individual cognitive processes.

Simple description and categorization of training status via subject self-report of months/years of training history cannot adequately enable the researcher to assign subjects into stratifications relative to adaptive physiological status that can affect training outcomes.

Ten practices per intervention arm also provided 80% power to detect a 25% relative difference (adaptive vs fixed arms) in use of software at 1 year, and 33% relative difference at 3 months using practice-level t-tests at the 5% level of significance.

It is therefore plausible that an increased reliance on stable task-set maintenance relative to adaptive task control may lead to increased fatigue after TBI (Kohl et al. 2009; Ponsford et al. 2012), despite partially compensating for some of the cognitive deficits after injury (Braver 2012).

A similar slow down of diversification rate with decreasing range size has been predicted [ 50] under the scenario that small range sizes are indicative of strong ecological competition from close relatives in adaptive radiations.

To determine the relative contributions of adaptive plasticity and genetic adaptation during rapid evolution in response to introduced fish we conducted common-garden experiments on clonally reproducing females of D. melanica populations collected from four lakes in the Sierra Nevada with contrasting fish stocking histories.

This paper proposes a relatively simple adaptive controller for nonlinear systems with higher relative degree.

An adaptive relative pose control strategy is proposed for a pursue spacecraft in proximity operations on a tumbling target.