Sentence examples for adapted to start from inspiring English sources

The discovery may provide clues to how Earth's first swimmers evolved and adapted to start living on land.

This delayed colonization of new grid cells means that migrants spreading in new grid cells will be better adapted to start with and also encounter fewer deleterious alleles in the free DNA pool.

American culture is peculiar in being so well adapted to creating start-ups but also to running mature companies.The authors go on to argue that companies can sometimes turn more ethno- centric as they become more successful.

This conformation is adapted to quick starts and a bounding, dodging run, which is how cover-dependent antelopes whose first line of defense is concealment try to escape predators that chance to find them.

Of these five, four (HIV-1 groups M and O, and HIV-2 groups A and B) have been able to spread at an epidemic level and are currently infecting at least tens of thousands of people, and likely adapted to humans and started to spread in early 20th century, whereas HIV-1 group N may have started to spread in mid century (Table 1).

Even Reed Elsevier has adapted to this by starting a series of open access series journals.

Keeping our world from warming more than 2 degrees Celsius by 2100 -- so the average global temperature doesn't rise above roughly 61.6 degrees Fahrenheit -- may help us maintain the somewhat stable climate conditions that humans have adapted to since we started burning fossil fuels in the late 1800s, they say.

Fulham were a good team at the time, with some big players but I think we must have adapted to the earlier start better than them because we won 1-0.

Some non-native authors began to adapt to and started to write about Hong Kong.

Earlier in the round, Flesch had trouble reading the speed of the greens, but once he adapted to the pace, he started knocking the putts down.

The Fourier surface is gradually adapted to an image object starting from an ellipsoid as initialization.