Sentence examples for adapted only to from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, Australopithecus appears to have had the hands free for carrying but was adapted only to traveling short distances.

A host of wildlife inhabits this variegated terrain, with some species adapted only to one particular region and others moving between them as the seasons demand.

The advantage of this approach is that the orthonormal basis is adapted only to the sub-image and not to the whole image.

Had the R-LMC-R system evolved or adapted only to encode these specific features, they would have been best represented by each of them having an equal frequency representation in the LMC output.

PULs have been identified that target pectins and hemicelluloses such as xylans (the xus cluster) and galactomannans.,, Although it was first thought that PULs were adapted only to soluble or well-hydrated polysaccharides, PULs have also been found associated with genes coding CAZymes targeting insoluble polysaccharides.

However, this solution is possible to adapt only to the network that supports IEEE 802.11e MAC.

Thus, while intraluminal budding/exosome formation appears to be triggered by the organization of syntenin bait (i.e., syndecan-CTF) in structures of higher order, syntenin may adapt only to a part of the bait present in these organizations.

On the other hand, elevated numbers of IS elements has been observed in the genomes of bacteria which adapted only recently to an intracellular or pathogenic lifestyle [ 8, 25- 27].

Ordered character states for foraging niche (subterranean – leaf-litter – surface swarm raiding) were assumed in all analyses, because it is most plausible that army ants adapt only gradually to more exposed foraging strata.

We then show that an annulus adapter designed specifically to adapt only those edges only slightly reduces sensitivity, demonstrating that neurons that do not adapt to the flickered edges are also involved in detecting flicker.

Visual aspects of medicines such as colour can be adapted not only to provide an aesthetic dosage form that is acceptable to patients, but to aid users in recognising and differentiating medicines.