Sentence examples for adapted to the highest from inspiring English sources

It has nested at 6500 m, higher than any other bird species, even surpassing the Red-billed chough which has a diet less well adapted to the highest altitudes.

Blood flow was adapted to the highest possible rate depending on the function of the vascular access.

To assess the influence of CCN1-Fc on cell viability, INA-6 cells were stimulated in triplicate for 24 h with CCN1-Fc at a final concentration ranging from 0.1 μg/ml to 5 μg/ml, or with Fc-Tag (1.9 μg/ml; adapted to the highest CCN1-Fc concentration) for control.

These receptors are specifically adapted to the high-challenge environment of the liver, and this adaptation contributes to the decreased responsiveness to immune challenges (i.e., liver tolerance) in healthy individuals (Petrasek et al. 2013; Seki and Schnabl 2012).

Among those that persist, some appear to have adapted to the high-CO2, low-pH conditions by shrinking.

The Arctic poppy and a few of the other flowering herbs adapted to the High Arctic have flowers that are solartropic (turning in response to the Sun).

In this way, Ballardian environments actively select for psychopathic traits and it's the egocentric Laing who is best adapted to the high-rise who ultimately survives all the tower can throw at him.

Eventually, the respect and pay earned in mountaineering made it attractive to the Sherpas, who, being so well adapted to the high altitudes, were capable of carrying large loads of cargo over long distances.

But so far, consumers and businesses seem to have adapted to the higher prices much more quickly than in 2008, when gasoline reached an average of $4.11 a gallon and oil topped $145 a barrel.

Choosing the most reliable available route makes AODV-R well adapted to the high dynamic vehicular environment.

The sludge used from a municipal wastewater facility was adapted to the high salt concentrations prior to use.