Sentence examples for adaptable to human from inspiring English sources

Scientists hope it will prove adaptable to human cells, but cannot say when that may happen.

It has been quite adaptable to human modified landscapes, which now constitutes the majority of Cuba.

However in order to make the model more flexible and adaptable to human decision process, the optimization model can be expressed as fuzzy nonlinear programming problems with fuzzy numbers.

Bringing us the opportunity to reduce traffic and to develop other applications that make cities more adaptable to human needs.

Our aim was also to develop a curative treatment protocol that would be adaptable to human therapeutics, as treatment of CJD patients necessarily starts late.

The higher rates of seropositivity in the studies following the 1997 outbreak may reflect the genetic differences in the viruses circulating now compared to the 1997 virus, which may have been more adaptable to human infection [59].

However, some species have proven to be adaptable to human-induced habitat change.

In order to identify the SV tool(s) most adaptable to non-human genomic research, we further propose to benchmark all tools of interest on known genomes with validated SVs through a standardized pipeline.

As most SV tools have been designed, and/or optimized for performance on human datasets, benchmarking tool performance on another organism was needed to determine whether some tools are more adaptable to a non-human genome than others.

Laboratory infrastructure for pathogen genotyping and sequencing is readily adaptable to the analysis of human genomes; indeed, human genome studies can now be accomplished in the time that pathogen studies required only a decade ago.

The Fasciated Wren is generally common and easily seen within its comparatively narrow range in western Ecuador and northwest Peru, where it principally inhabits arid and semi-arid habitats, and it seems adaptable to certain levels of human disturbance.