Using a between subjects design, reproduction scores, heart rate, and spontaneous skin conductance fluctuations were compared.
Cognitive learning, as indicated by reproduction scores, was changed structurally in the aircraft noise group and was accompanied by higher sympathetic activity.
For example, it is impressive to see all at once, even in reproduction, the scores of well-developed portraits and self-portraits with which William Merritt Chase (1849-1916) filled a sketchbook in 1872 while studying at the Royal Academy in Munich.
The reproduction rate was scored as the ratio between total numbers of newborn nymphs and total numbers of aphid adults that stayed on leaves in five days after colonization.
To eliminate the confounding effects of reproduction on the scoring of surviving worms, wild type C. elegans were made sterile by RNAi knockdown of the pos-1 gene which resulted in worms laying unhatched eggs [ 23].
In unadjusted analyses, the children who were born after assisted reproduction had higher scores in the verbal ability tests than the planned children: 3.8 (−0.2 to 7.9) and 3.5 (0.2 to 6.8) at ages 3 and 5, respectively.
Subject performance is evaluated according to the number of correct reproductions (the maximum score being 10) and error assessment (taking into account the specific type of error made by the subject: omission, distortion, displacement, perseverance, rotation, size and whether located to left or right).
However, Prout started from the assumption that a faithful reproduction of Handel's original score would not be practical: Prout continued the practice of adding flutes, clarinets and trombones to Handel's orchestration, but he restored Handel's high trumpet parts, which Mozart had omitted (evidently because playing them was a lost art by 1789).
A fixed fraction (60%) of the solutions was selected for reproduction based on fitness (Q score).
We know from the data on single loci in sexual reproduction that declines in adaptation score can be much faster.
