The phrase "a particularly adapted" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been specifically modified or suited for a particular purpose or environment.
Example: "The species is a particularly adapted organism, thriving in extreme conditions that would be inhospitable to most life forms."
Alternatives: "a specially adapted" or "a uniquely suited".
That is because the prize is premature death for her descendants at the hands of an infection particularly adapted to the winning number or, rather, the losing combination of genes.
This is accompanied by a body morphology particularly adapted to movement in a liquid medium.
Being systematic and easily transferable, fuzzy logic represents an efficient approach, particularly adapted to carry out large scale preliminary survey in areas offering a limited amount of data.
Hence, the DAS could be viewed as a tool that is particularly adapted to such an evaluation.
Russell Viner, a professor of adolescent health at University College London, said: "Our bodies aren't particularly adapted for a world where there's food everywhere and this study, if it's replicated, suggests teenagers bodies are particularly ill-suited".
Animals were identified as being particularly adapted to a specific environment with sheep 'hefted' to a particular piece of land (see also Gray 1998) and managed in ways that allowed them to thrive on that land.
Such a diagnostic method would be particularly adapted to the apparently acute presentation of the disease.
Fungi, which are particularly adapted to a saprophytic lifestyle, are among the main biological agents causing crop deterioration during transport and storage.
This suggests that the global makeup of the unweaned infant microbiota is not particularly adapted to a breast milk diet but rather that this bacterial community exploits the oligosaccharides of breast milk with a repertoire of enzymes similar to that present in the older infant and the mother.
These specific adaptations to cold temperatures make the wood frog particularly adapted to deal with a significant decrease of temperature and may be responsible for the species temperature interactions we observed.
