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The obtained SWAP results evidenced that the model gives sufficient adaptation for soil water dynamics.

Eigenphone-based speaker adaptation outperforms conventional maximum likelihood linear regression (MLLR) and eigenvoice methods when there is sufficient adaptation data.

However, compared with the group lasso method, the relative improvement is more significant when sufficient adaptation data is provided.

It is highly unlikely that the genes located on the numtDNA have undergone sufficient adaptation that would allow them to be expressed under the control of the nuclear compartment.

7 However, these unaccustomed high forces could also increase risk of injury until sufficient adaptation has occurred in muscular and articular tissue.

Sufficient adaptation to the stress response would be suggested by parallel increases in ACTH and cortisol levels acording to the degree of stress associated with the severity of disease (assessed by scoring systems) [ 2, 6, 7].

THE surprising fact that during regeneration of rhodopsin in the dark after sufficient light adaptation the electroretinogram does not begin to increase in size until some 50 per cent rhodopsin has been regenerated was originally demonstrated in cats and frogs1.

The Paris Agreement ensures sufficient, balanced adaptation and mitigation support for developing countries, especially the poorest and most vulnerable.

One possible explanation for the various plastic responses observed in E. huxleyi [29] and other coccolithophorid species [30] is that the reaction norms have high levels of genetic variance sufficient for adaptation to ocean acidification [31].

In view of the fact that only ∼100 saccades are sufficient for adaptation to asymptote in human [30] [34] whereas ∼1000 trials are necessary in monkey [15], the amounts of trials used in Shafer et al. 's study and in ours seem optimal to reach a strong adaptation.

In line with this, while we showed that 3 nucleotide substitutions in NS5A coding sequence and 3'NTR were necessary and sufficient for adaptation of the genome-length domain III chimera to efficient replication in tamarins (Fig. 4, Table 1), we did not find these mutations to enhance genome translation or replication in the replicon model (Table 2, Fig. 5B).