Sentence examples for adapted for day from inspiring English sources

In the context of explaining the low light−adapted vision and small eyes of M. davidii, we would predict enhanced translation efficiency (bias toward preferred codons) in negative regulators of eye size and visual pigments adapted for low light, and the converse (nonpreferred codons) for positive regulators of eye size and pigments adapted for day vision.

Dorothy Hartley's glorious survey, Food in England, published in 1954, claims that the formula for "London buns", the finger-shaped, white iced confections churned out by traditionally-minded bakeries, would once have been adapted for Good Friday, "with yellow candied peel substituted for the currants, and beaten eggs added to the dough, so that the buns were hot and golden under the cross.

ScienceStart! maps onto the typical preschool day and may be adapted for use in full-day or half-day preschool programs.

It could be readily adapted for the modern-day poltroon of your choice.

His idea called for a closed-cycle system, a design that has been adapted for most present-day OTEC pilot plants.

Even before then there had been questions about whether Norton's caustic and graphic brand of humour could successfully be adapted for a mainstream Saturday night audience on BBC1.

The patients were submitted to a treatment regimen for 1.5 hours per day adapted for cellulite, consisting of manual and mechanical lymph drainage and cervical stimulation using the Godoy and Godoy technique.

The patients were submitted to a treatment regimen of 1.5 hours per day adapted for the treatment of cellulite, consisting of manual and mechanical lymph drainage and cervical stimulation using the Godoy and Godoy technique.

Radio (2014)' In 2014 the novel was adapted for BBC Radio 4's Saturday Drama strand.

Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functions (BRIEF; Gioia, Isquith, Guy, & Kenworthy, 2000)—parent and teacher questionnaire for the frequency of behaviors associated with executive function in children's day-to-day life, version adapted for the Brazilian population (Carim, Miranda, & Bueno, 2012).

An early television play, A Smashing Day (1962), was adapted for the stage at Stoke-on-Trent Stoke-on-Trent Stoke-on-Trent