Sentence examples for adapted to dealing from inspiring English sources

For those countries that are not well adapted to dealing with excessively high temperatures, the consequences could be catastrophic.

Also it is noted that some other fixed point theorems and degree theories may be adapted to dealing with various boundary value problems on time scales.

In terms of the comparative study, the GMM controller is more adapted to dealing with situations of high uncertainty and better takes it into account than greedy or coastal planning approach.

(The latter is chosen for convenience as it is better adapted to dealing with the non-homogeneous randomization. If non-compliance is two-sided we will estimate the effect on compliers only).

These specific adaptations to cold temperatures make the wood frog particularly adapted to deal with a significant decrease of temperature and may be responsible for the species temperature interactions we observed.

"The coral communities that build in these settings have naturally adapted to deal with this".

"The United Nations system is not adapted to deal with the new threats, like international terrorism".

Yet the coalition package could be adapted to deal with this at quite modest cost.

Due to its nature MELC is especially well adapted to deal with unbalanced data.

It has been recently adapted to deal also with gas-cooled reactor applications.

The proposed Volume of Fluid method is shown to be well adapted to deal with interfacial reactive mass transfer problems.