Sentence examples for actually adapted from inspiring English sources

Although our analysis offers insights on the potential for adaptation, we do not know whether Chinook salmon have actually adapted to the thermal changes caused by dams.

I've actually adapted quite well to rural Oregon.

It was actually adapted from a story by Rex Beach.

And then we actually adapted it for corporations.

Not that two cinematic masterworks of high-end decadence are actually adapted to Shakespeare's magical fantasyland.

Szeri and his colleagues at UC Berkeley actually adapted this code to look at the effect of HIFU on blood clots, and ran their simulations on NERSC's supercomputers.

The loss of income is relatively little and people living in hot climates may actually adapt over time to exposure to extreme heat.

As the theory goes, when a problem occurs and triggers pain, it's your nervous system that actually adapts to the pain, and that's what makes discomfort go away, says Dr. Rainville.

Scans have shown that metabolic activity in many parts of the brain surges during workouts, but it was unknown whether those active brain cells were actually adapting and changing.

When I was an undergrad actually I worked on heat stress response in plants and how plants can – some certain plants can actually adapt and grow in warm climates, which is super important as by thinking ahead to global warming for example.

But what was likely much harder — and also not addressed by the differences approach — was how to actually adapt one's own behavior and either deliver feedback in a German style or react to straightforward and often blunt feedback from German colleagues without taking offense.