In one study, the superior adaptation to high-elevation living by the Kyrgyz, compared to the Tajik, has been a subject of physiological research.
This superior adaptation of Kate Summerscale's book depicts his most famous, if not his most triumphant, case: the 1860 murder of three-year-old Saville Kent at Road Hill House in Wiltshire.
In 1749 Diderot published the Lettre sur les aveugles (An Essay on Blindness), remarkable for its proposal to teach the blind to read through the sense of touch, along lines that Louis Braille was to follow in the 19th century, and for the presentation of the first step in his evolutionary theory of survival by superior adaptation.
For example, while the Accommodate strategy may be considered an overall superior adaptation strategy, the Protect strategy has an overall superior Land Value performance compared to the Accommodate strategy (Fig. 7b).
An alternative explanation for the predominance of toxigenic clade 1 genotypes could be superior adaptation to the clinical environment, such as innate or acquired resistance to antibiotics.
This study has identified that alfalfa cultivars must be of the fall dormant type to exhibit superior adaptation to a water deficit.
As Cateto landraces were widely cultivated by natives and early farmers in South America [ 51], it is reasonable to expect that their extreme Al tolerance accounts for their superior adaptation to acid soils.
This organisation of transcription factors may increase the rate of adaptive evolution in Fusarium by more readily allowing the formation of transcriptional networks with superior adaptation to the habitat of the fungus.
In contrast, the Pam16 proteins of D. pseudoobscura and D. persimilis play important regulatory roles in recruiting heat shock protein partners and responding to cold hardening [ 88- 90], indicating superior adaptation of these species to their specific habitats situated in the regions of higher latitude in the Northern Hemisphere compared with other species.
It is well demonstrated that such tolerance mechanisms show multigenic inheritance and hence a greater understanding of the molecular regulation that brings about the differences in water stress tolerance would tremendously help in engineering rice cultivars with superior adaptation to water stress.
Previous investigations have reported that running at either an intensity equal to maximal oxygen uptake or at maximal running velocity (Vmax) may lead to superior chronic adaptations when compared to continuous running in high-level athletes [ 3] or elicit rapid improvement in "aerobic fitness" in recreational athletes [ 4].
