The phrase "adaptation said" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that was stated about an adaptation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the article, adaptation said to be necessary for survival was emphasized."
Alternatives: "the adaptation mentioned" or "the adaptation noted".
"This is a theoretical adaptation," said Andersen.
It's about this lack of adaptation," said Mr. McGregor Smith, 30.
"I am thrilled we have put together another all-star cast of comedy greats for this adaptation," said Walliams.
"There is a different approach when you have young players who have not played in this league and need a period of adaptation," said the Toffees boss.
Green, who wrote the source novel for the new adaptation, said presenters of morning show Good Day Sacramento had asked the young actor a series of "annoying" questions.
"The CCC made a very clear recommendation in its statutory advice, but the government rejected it," Daniel Johns, the CCC's head of adaptation, said on 9 December.
Still, because the framework sets out clear principles and themes, it should be applicable anywhere with local adaptation, says Dalmeny.
It was good if a certain degree of familiarity, the result of an adaptation, say, was thrown in for good measure.
"They just can't raise the money" for a film adaptation, says Ms. Butler, the only science fiction writer to win a MacArthur Foundation genius grant.
"This paper represents a significant contribution to our understanding of human environmental adaptation," says Toomas Kivisild, an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who was not involved with the study.
D'Alessandro's findings "should provide new insights into altitude adaptation," says Peter Ratcliffe, a medical researcher at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom who studies how cells react to low oxygen in cancer, heart disease, stroke, and anemia.
