Sentence examples for adapted group from inspiring English sources

Early passages of Vero-adapted IBV, including p7, p12, p14 and p20, belong to the primarily adapted group (Fig. 7).

Two major clades of species were identified along PC1 marking the split between a rainforest adapted group (H. burgessi, H. tanneri, and H. spinigularis) and a mosaic-adapted group (H. ukwiva, H. minutissimus, and H. davenporti) (non-overlapping 95%% confidence intervals; Fig.  5, Additional file 2: Table S4).

The training group participated in an individually adapted group exercise programme incorporating aerobic activities, strength training and flexibility exercises, for 60 min twice a week during 14 weeks.

In South America a similarly adapted group is characterized by the unrelated genus Phorusrhacos, common during the Miocene Epoch (between 7,000,000 and 26,000,000 years ago).

Late passages of Vero-adapted IBV, including p36, p50 and p65, contain the additional G405-D amino acid substitution and belong to the secondarily adapted group (Fig. 7).

Conversely, living with the neobladder was difficult for the poorly adapted group.

T-test of R package was used to calculate the difference as well as the p-value in ACAA and GC content, between the cold-adapted and warm adapted groups of marine γ-proteobacteria (or Shewanella) (Table 5).

The populist surge should arguably be perceived first and foremost as a counter-reaction to these trends, intended to stymie their effects on the less economically and socially adapted groups experiencing a growing sense of political, economic, and cultural deprivation, alienation, and instability.

At the same time, we also find highly adapted groups which are restricted to one specific habitat or one location.

Along with heading up this new team, she will also be responsible for the adoption and implementation of new data strategies to deliver insights to the business - building a deeper understanding and connection with readers - as well as using data to inform and adapt group strategy.

Kendon demonstrates in his theory F-formation Systems that groups negotiate interaction (often unconsciously) by adapting group formation, body orientation, and posture [ 12].