Sentence examples for adapted forms from inspiring English sources

Now, in the United States and Europe, adapted forms of this role are improving patient success rates and reducing costs.

Then, adapted forms of eradication and recovery actions are explained.

One difficulty faced by materialist theories of living things is to account for the existence and regular reproduction of functionally adapted forms in the natural world.

In book five, Lucretius sets out a speculative account of the gradual origin of living beings from an initial atomic chaos through an undirected process that sorts out the best adapted forms and eliminates those not suited to their conditions.

Whereas we accept that in the struggle for existence better adapted forms should prevail over others, the ecological landscape changes constantly as well, so a given strategy is not foolproof for all ages.

Divergent selection occurs in future generations when organisms with even better adapted forms of that trait are selected, eventually causing pronounced morphological gaps between that group of organisms and its parent and sister groups (Darwin 1859[1964], 112ff).. Darwin illustrates this process with a number of examples.

I think an adapted form of volcano boarding could easily be included in the Transhumanist Olympics, too.

But besides simply waiting for the years to pass, the evidence is strongest for an adapted form of cognitive behavioural therapy.

(It isn't available on the publication's Web site, but you can find it, in slightly adapted form, on the site of Mother Jones).

These resources were initially gathered by the Astronomy Chair and Astronomy Climate Advisors for the Department of Astronomy's website, and are used here in adapted form with their permission.

Linear B is an adapted form of Linear A, which was borrowed from the Minoans by the Mycenaean Greeks, probably about 1600 bc.