Sentence examples for adapted to zero from inspiring English sources

While in the latter study wild-type and 6S deficient strains were compared after long-term stationary growth (16 h), which are almost metabolically silent, already adapted to zero growth and in a state of maintenance the results in this investigation were obtained by comparison of cells, which had just entered the stationary phase and were just about to adapt to the new growth conditions.

Incisors adapted to nipping were followed by strongly developed canines, important features in predatory animals.

The cat's teeth are adapted to three functions: stabbing (canines), anchoring (canines), and cutting (molars).

Through coevolution local populations of interacting species become adapted to one another, sometimes even evolving into new species.

The sulky was adapted to two wheels and widely used in the United States by doctors and others who had to travel extensively by themselves.

Each group of baboons has adapted to one particular way of life — some surviving in a desert, for example, and others in a woodland.

The infection may not be apparent in animals, for the brucellae and animals that they infect have become fairly well adapted to one another.

The F-35 was conceived as the Chevrolet of the sky — a state-of-the-art aircraft that could easily be adapted to three branches of the military.

A series of genotypes, each well adapted to one or another of the conditions that prevail at various times, will not succeed very well, because each organism will fare well at one period of its life but not at others.

The condition of obligate parasitism is associated with a degree of specificity of the parasite with regard to the host; i.e., the parasite generally is more closely adapted to one species of host than to all others.

In addition, the laptop had to be adapted to one of eight languages and four alphabets.