Sentence examples for adaptations to allow from inspiring English sources

I am sure that if the keepers of the gate could agree, Alfred A. Knopf, the publisher of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," could probably find a decent cookbook writer who would make small adaptations to allow for more healthful cooking and equally good products.

The stems of most cacti have adaptations to allow them to conduct photosynthesis in the absence of leaves.

Even for carnivorans, which have undergone evolutionary adaptations to allow for greater bite forces at wider gape angles, the rules of the models remains true.

It is possible that these gastral constrictions represent independent adaptations to allow greater dexterity and movement of the stinging apparatus for protection or for stinging prey.

Adult devils may eat young devils if they are very hungry, so this climbing behaviour may be an adaptation to allow young devils to escape.

Delayed molt, which also has a genetic basis, appears to be an adaptation to allow coastal plain swamp sparrows to undertake more nesting attempts in a longer breeding season.

In the intestine of animals fed 45E% fat, changes in gene expression extend more into distal segments of the small intestine indicating compensatory adaptation to allow more fat to be digested and absorbed.

Further development of our software will include its adaptation to allow questionnaire administration on smart phone web-browsers (using HTML5).

This appears to be a key adaptation to allow ants to lift and carry objects or prey that are many times their own weight.

Secondly, elongation of the linker sequences may also reflect a structural adaptation to allow the motif to face the two globular C2H2 units.

This suggests that adaptations occurred to allow these mice to live with elevated n-3 fatty acid levels.