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Here, cells of the final stage of adaptation were compared with their parental cell line (MDCKADH).
In the two-stage process, the second stage of adaptation is a sub-sample of the first.
Moreover, contrary to the proprioceptive change theory of Stratton, Harris, and Rock, Hurley and Noë argue that the end product of adaptation to inversion and reversal of the retinal image is genuinely visual in nature: during the final stage of adaptation, visual experience "rights itself".
Here, the importance of existence of an early stage of adaptation becomes obvious.
B. rhizoxinica exhibits a 'genome in transition' [ 80] that is in an early stage of adaptation to the intracellular niche.
Phage growth in a chemostat environment can select traits other than fast growth, so a second stage of adaptation was instituted to eliminate any mutations not enhancing growth.
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At the present, their application for the treatment of ocular human diseases is nearing its final stages of adaptation and practical implementation at the bedside.
Companies typically go through four stages of adaptation.
The earliest stages of adaptation in an experimental plant population: strong selection on QTLS for seed dormancy.
This indicates that they may represent different stages of adaptation to clonal reproduction [ 54].
Low-frequency changes are difficult to detect, potentially rendering early stages of adaptation unobservable.
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