Sentence examples for actually adapted to 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.

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

And Potts adds that the new findings do not prove that the Happisburgh hominins were actually adapted to the colder conditions, as the authors suggest.

However, next to nothing is known about gene expression in arctic plants, which are actually adapted to a harsh, cold environment.

The variations in the field are much greater, but few authors acknowledge that acquired results are strongly influenced by the growth conditions employed, and even fewer consider how the results may have differed had the experiments been performed under conditions that plants are actually adapted to, i.e. variable field conditions.

(For one thing, he said BB-8 will actually adapt to your personality over time).

Aimed at kids aged 3 to 8, the toys actually adapt to children to figure out their favorite activities.

Basically, it's a way to add music to the experience of reading a digital comic — music that actually adapts to the pace at which you read.

Now was the time to absorb the reality of the cancer disease itself, and it took both time and effort to actually adapt to the word cancer.

That's not as high praise as it should be since I slowly realized how very rarely Jane Austen has actually been adapted to the stage at least on Broadway and as far as I can tell the West End.

At present, we do not really know if this is because caring within nursing have actually adapted negatively to changing circumstances or if this is the result of an increased workload and, in many places in Europe, a sub-standard level of education.