Sentence examples for adapted to increasing from inspiring English sources
Conversely, white pine growing near its warmer range limit, may be poorly adapted to increasing temperatures and suffer significant reductions in growth and survival under climate change (Joyce and Rehfeldt 2013; Yang et al. 2015).
The results show that it is likely that agriculture in the county of Uelzen has to be adapted to increasing irrigation requirement in the future, if conditions develop as assumed in the employed scenarios.
Brunswikian theory and a longitudinal design were used to study how three-person, hierarchical teams adapted to increasing levels of time pressure and, thereby, try to understand why previous team research has not necessarily found a direct relationship between team processes and performance with increasing time pressure.
First, team members initially adapted to increasing time pressure without showing any performance decrements by accelerating their cognitive processing, increasing the amount of their implicit coordination by sending more information without being asked and, to a lesser extent, filtering (omitting) certain activities.
RNAs resistant to EthBr evolved and adapted to increasing drug concentrations.
During the past 1000 years it would have adapted to increasing salinity in the valleys as the Atacama region became highly desertified (Graf 1994).
However, DOCODE can easily be adapted to increase language coverage.
The women may also have adapted to increased pain after giving birth, physiologically and perhaps psychologically.
SMS and chat apps have adapted to increase text production speed through autocorrect features and novel keyboards, but text production for humans will always be slower than consumption.
For even larger compound libraries, radiolabelling could be expedited and the number of imaging time points adapted to increase weekly throughput.
Based on international cooperation in sustainable manufacturing, existing design and assessment methodologies can be adapted to increase innovation by utilizing the dynamics of competition and cooperation.
