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Following a similar methodology, we created two separate models for the weakly adapting pyramidal cells: the first better captures the cell's weak adaptation, especially for larger currents, but has a steep final slope, whereas the second captures the more gradual slope of the final f-I curve, but doesn't exhibit the cell's weak level of adaptation.

Reduced genetic diversity contributes to weak adaptation to changing environments.

In allusion to the shortcomings of the traditional MES, such as menu-guided characteristics and weak adaptation capabilities, this paper proposes a webAPP-based software framework for MES, which brings the advantages of modularity, decentralization and scalability.

An example of the weak adaptation in this case is shown in Figure 5A, and rebound firing for model 1 is shown in Figure 5B.

Other risks included convenience or limited sampling, which could lead to selection bias; non-representative sample and weak adaptation of instrument leading to social desirability bias.

In the absence of bottlenecks (or when bottlenecks are very weak), adaptation from de novo mutation often produces soft selective sweeps.

Weak light adaptation considerably reduced the ERG responses (Fig. 3C).

Second paragraph of Results - Stronger adaptation vs weaker adaptation -  Has it been shown before?

Thus, as 0° is the only orientation that repeats in the second stimulus, the BOLD response to the second stimulus should be lowest for AR = 1 (reflecting strong adaptation to 0°) and highest for AR = 1.2 (reflecting weaker adaptation to 0°).

G. soricina seemed to be more susceptible to light adaptation than C. perspicillata, since it was also not possible to obtain sufficiently large light responses with weak chromatic adaptation.

KATEKILLA, Boston, 11 15 a.m., May 25, nytimes.com People with disabilities do things every day that able-bodieds would no doubt find difficult, yet we are treated as weak; forced adaptation breeds intelligence, yet we are treated as dumb; being disabled gives one a unique perspective, yet we are treated as having nothing to offer.