Sentence examples for are adapted over from inspiring English sources

Physiological mechanisms are adapted over evolutionary time to generate and receive signals in various modalities (Bradbury & Vehrencamp, 2011).

Cameron is keen to see if this could be adapted over here.

The space can then be adapted over time, no matter who lives in it.

It has been adapted over time from a recipe handed down by my mother.

"Our bodies have been adapted over the years to metabolize sugar, which is natural," Mr. Royster says.

Those forms were adapted over the centuries by both the Khmer and the Thai from the ancient dances of Angkor.

They were introduced to audiences at the beginning of the twentieth century, when Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was adapted, over and over, for the screen.

The DCPC differs from usual care in that it is integrated with the patient's cancer care, includes both antidepressants and psychological treatment and includes careful monitoring, allowing the treatment to be adapted over time to the individual's needs.

The traditional Faroese designs have been adapted over the years, but you will still find old patterns like the gásareydað or "goose eye" – simple white circles on a brown or black background repeated in horizontal lines, the kettunøsin, which is like a fox head, and the hundagongan, a repeated knitted pattern of little dogs.

In doing so they resisted calls to take the banks into public ownership and opted instead for a regime of "stress tests", a controversial approach that had to be adapted over time but appeared ultimately to work: American banks are now better capitalised than they have been for decades.The real economy also needed instant attention.

A possible approach is to design policies that can be adapted over time in response to how the future unfolds.