The first seasons were faithful adaptations, and, remarkably, it took only a few minor adjustments to transpose the psychic pain in Tel Aviv to Maryland and Brooklyn.
Low-dose effects (homeostasis or adaptation) are remarkably common in natural hormones and endocrine disruptor exposures, but it cannot necessarily be predicted by effects observed at higher doses.
John O'Connor of The New York Times lauded the serial as a "splendid adaptation, with a remarkably faithful and sensitively nuanced script".
Stephen Fry's new movie "Bright Young Things," which opened Friday, is in most respects a remarkably faithful adaptation of the Waugh novel.
Her endorsement meant that The Road was already a bestseller in the United States as the Coen brothers' remarkably faithful adaptation of McCarthy's ninth novel, No Country for Old Men (2005), went on general release.
From the 1960s he worked on a remarkably fresh adaptation of Homer's Iliad, several sections of which were published, including Patrocleia (1962), Pax (1967), War Music (1981), All Day Permanent Red (2003), and Cold Calls (2005).
Mark Jenkins of NPR called Never Let Me Go a "remarkably successful adaptation" of Ishiguro's book, but acknowledged that Romanek and Garland "do make a few missteps", which were mostly the result of the limitations of turning the novel's contents into a film.
B. subtilis showed remarkably robust adaptation to benzoate at high concentrations.
Nevertheless, the successful cosmopolitan subgenus Oenothera demonstrated a remarkably efficient adaptation capability and occupation of new environments in its evolutionary history (Dietrich et al., 1997).
People are remarkably adaptive.
"I think [the BBC version] is remarkably true to the work and whilst there may be elements of it that are interpretations or slight adaptations, I don't think it strays very far from the original concept and mood".
