Sentence examples for adaptations marks from inspiring English sources

This shift of a couple of inches between the Austen and Tolstoy adaptations marks another notch on television's bedpost of flesh-flashing.

6 The physiological adaptations marking this period are a consequence of shifting profiles of gene expression.

Importantly, in association with the observed intramuscular metabolic adaptations marked (~70% decrease in pain score with SST) and prolonged (>10 wks after training) relieve in neck muscle pain was demonstrated in the same group of subjects as reported in a previous paper [ 26].

The Cinderella played by Anna Kendrick in Disney's forthcoming "Into the Woods" adaptation marks a third iteration of this self-saving princess.

This was down from just over 1 million viewers for the first instalment of the Shakespeare adaptation marking the 400th anniversary of the bard's death.

An ancient vase graffitied with the Coca-Cola script becomes a reflection of an inevitable adaptation marked by freedom, old wooden stools become a choir of song and dance from long ago, a Ming dynasty column melds into an antique table to create an intimate corner to think in, half of a Chinese Table repurposes by propping itself against a wall.

For Robertson who, by the time the film came out, had been treating heroin users on a daily basis for 16 years at his Muirhouse clinic the movie adaptation marked a major shift in the public's perception of the country's growing drug problem.

Fig.  4 shows the explanatory structure that evolved, with key pathways of threat and disruption (marked in black) and of response and adaptation (marked in grey) indicated.

The baseline of global adaptation is marked with a constant line.

This adaptation was marked by the modification in LPS PAMP connected features (i.e., acyl chains and charged groups) and had as a result that LPS no longer needed stabilizing agents in the OM.

The functions of these specific sites have not been reported thus far in the literature but are likely to be of considerable interest as they mark adaptations unique to the ancestral Hominidae.