Sentence examples for adaptation could be from inspiring English sources

So that the changes in adaptation could be confirmed, participants in experiment 2 (n = 8) adapted for 80 trials to a velocity-dependent force field of a constant direction applied to one of the hands.

SENIOR -- Do you think an American adaptation could be successful?

Adaptation could be supported by clear guidelines re- flecting contemporary expectations for wildlife governance.

Part of Yung's transformation into Elektra required the use of the sai, a trademark weapon of Elektra's that no live-action adaptation could be without.

Research suggests that by 2040, agriculture productivity could drop by 8-10%; by 2050, the cost of adaptation could be as high as $14bn a year.

Developed for the Red Sea, the framework of our analysis is flexible and with minimal adaptation, could be extended to other reef regions.

Such blunt interpolation seems clumsy, but then we relax into it, as if a cinematic adaptation could be simply a reading aloud of the condensed text, lavishly illustrated by gorgeous faces, scenery, and period interiors — a super slide show.

Straughan said: "I wish more than anything in the world that my wife Bridget O'Connor – who did the lion's share of the adaptation – could be here to enjoy this moment.

This broad adaptation could be explained by the breeding method: the generations were advanced in two contrasting seasons and each generation was grown on a different farmer's field under different management and planting dates.

But Pagel believes it is important to emphasise that genetic adaptations could be at play.

Next to each example, describe how such adaptations could be mimicked by scientists in their laboratories.