Sentence examples for adapt equally from inspiring English sources
"However, it is possible that all cells may not adapt or adapt equally to cadmium".
Host specificity might arise if trade-offs prevent structurally dependent plant species to adapt equally well to all types of conditions found on different host species.
They have not had time, however, to adapt equally efficiently to conditions in which the brain needs to know that too much fat is being accumulated, a relatively novel condition from an evolutionary standpoint.
Gender equality requires adapting equally to the needs and interests of girls and boys, creating a school environment that is friendly to both sexes and ensuring that women are equally represented in teaching, administrative and educational leadership roles.
But his loose, brightly colored cartoon style adapted equally well to canvas.
The BOLD signal in dorsolateral prefrontal cortex adapted equally in all movement offset conditions, mitigating against the possibility that the present results are the consequence of differential task complexity or attention to action in each movement offset condition.
We showed that, as a consequence, a large fraction of hybrids offspring closely resembles one of the two parents and is equally well adapted as that parent, rather than being an unfit amalgam of the properties of the two parents.
Offspring created from such a recombination event will closely resemble on of its two parents (the one from which they receive the largest and hence also the specific part of the genome) and will be equally well adapted as that parent.
> -wrap-foot> Approximatheg the distribution of sum of weights by saddlepoint method, our SaddleSum is able to adapt itself equally well to distributions with widely different properties.
This makes the system very flexible, as these groups can be dynamically adapted to equally divide the work load among the different helpers.
The transformations of the F. Scott Fitzgerald story from which the film is adapted are equally surprising.
