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To be more specific, for each DNCSAE, by taking a set of handcrafted natural scene statistic (NSS) features as inputs in the visible layer, the features in hidden layers are successively evolved to deeper levels producing increasingly discriminative quality-aware features (QAFs).
Fitness on PP tended to be equal for clones isolated from lineages successively evolved on PP at constant large size (i.e., clones A1-B1-C2-D4-E8-F16; Figure 1); a linear regreshowedshowed that this trajectory of ln W through time had positive slope but did not differ from zero (m = 6.7 × 10−4, P = 0.10).
Plants in the field are often subjected to abiotic and biotic stresses simultaneously or successively and have therefore evolved elegant mechanisms to respond precisely to individual or combined stresses.
With the other amino acids present in media, GNC codons must have quickly evolved to GNY and successively RNY with the decrease in temperature in the prebiotic environment.
They must either have invaded the genome successively after recurrent horizontal transfers, or have evolved from a common ancestral resident sequence, to form several subfamilies producing distinct P transposases.
Photosynthetically evolved oxygen was fixed by adding successively 10 μl MnCl2 (0.34 M) and 10 μl KI/NaOH (0.24 M/1.2 M) in each well.
Furthermore, as described earlier, helium is the normal ash of hydrogen consumption, and in the dense cores of highly evolved stars, helium itself is consumed to form, successively, carbon-12, oxygen-16, neon-20, and magnesium-24.
Most advances have evolved in a series of small steps based on several techniques that have been used successively by different investigators who faced clinically suspect diseases.
