Sentence examples for adapted to effect from inspiring English sources

Scaly like a crocodile, squat and bulky like a rhinoceros, its menacing grin bore witness to just how well, as Buckland had observed decades previously, its teeth and jaws were "adapted to effect the work of death most speedily".

'Everytime' has proven a pretty malleable track, having previously been adapted to great effect in the movie Spring Breakers.

But before we would be thinking about putting something like the League into that format, I would want to think long and hard about the possible advantages of that new medium and the ways in which my storytelling craft would have to be adapted to best effect from this new medium.

In the first scenario, the capture plant was fully adapted to the effect of LVC.

The mouse model can readily be adapted to examine effects of dietary composition of diets on the bioavailability of As in soils.

Again the boundary layer analysis is adapted to include the effect of wall suction.

These theories are here adapted to include the effect of NP size dispersity and their predictions, confirming the relevance of incorporating such contributions, are validated against our simulation results.

This model was now adapted to determine the effect of replicative senescence on hematopoietic development.

However, the present methodology can be adapted to introduce the effect of a systematic error.

However, we note that Salmonella may have adapted to this negative effect of adrenaline within mammalian hosts by increasing Lipid A deacylation and palmitoylation, thus favouring survival via reduced TLR-4 receptor-based bacterial signalling [ 68, 69].

Tissues of deep-sea fishes must have become adapted to such pressure effects, which have been little studied thus far.