Sentence examples for adapted to a unique from inspiring English sources
A notable clade, comprising the genus Nothobranchius (59 species; [ 16]) from East Africa and related monotypic genera Pronothobranchius and Fundulosoma from West Africa, has adapted to a unique environment of temporary savannah pools [ 15].
One theory for their markedly different characteristics is that EEEV adapted to a unique North American ecologic niche after its introduction and evolutionary divergence from EEEV in Central and South America (3 ).
8– 10 Other techniques are also used in tests: the meter ribbon (easy use for estimating improvement in range of motion [ROM] but not adapted to a unique assessment) and visual assessment (often practiced in clinical tests but subjective and not entirely replicable).
Recently, data collection methods that are adapted to a patient's unique history (rather than a lengthy survey including questions that would not apply to them) have become popular [10, 11].
The procedure is performed under user control and can be adapted to an image's unique structure with a flexible choice of window shapes and sizes.
Heterogeneous cell types occur in the IVD, which have to adapt to an environment rather unique to the body in several senses, being exposed to severe hypoxia, high mechanic loading and hyperomostic pressure.
Since the enzyme is the result of a recent gene duplication event and is exclusively expressed in the seeds [ 20], these properties suggest a kinetic advantage adapted to the unique metabolism of legume seed plastids.
What was needed, he maintained, was an intermediate technology adapted to the unique needs of each developing country.
Telomerase is adapted to its unique cellular role by an ability to release product DNA in single-stranded form, regenerating free template from the product-template hybrid.
Buried Pleistocene land surfaces in the region provide an opportunity to understand how humans adapted to this unique, mid-latitude environment prior to the Last Interglacial.
Multicellular organisms, express different ANT isoforms in a tissue-specific manner that are apparently adapted to the unique metabolic demands of the various tissues.
