Sentence examples for are very adapted from inspiring English sources
"They make sure their interpretations are very adapted to Chinese culture, so it's easy for Chinese people to understand what they're preaching".
This is the reason why rigorous two-dimensional calculations of the RCE configuration are very adapted.
These species are very adapted to the pelagic lifestyle of an open lake.
"Our forces have been very adaptive, adapting to the terrain, fighting in built-up areas," said Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda, a spokesman for the peacekeeping force.
He pointed out that birds are very well adapted to surviving the winter, that only a small percentage eat seed and suet, and that birds have done well for many thousands of years without feeders.
Landrace strains are very well adapted to their local growing conditions, such as climate, soil, fertilisation and weather, developing their unique chemical profiles and retaining characteristics that are lost in many modern strains.
Patients with severe CAP usually undergo comprehensive investigations on an emergency basis, and their antibiotics are very quickly adapted to the microscopic smear results than to the susceptibility test results.
"This is the problem, the system is not really improving because sometimes there is a lack of training for teachers and sometimes the training is not very adapted to the situation and there is a lack of teaching materials, so it's very difficult for teachers even to apply what they've been learning".
However, this sensor is not very adapted to the real driving conditions since it is designed for indoor use and it is conceived to be placed in a minimal distance of 1.8 m from the target.
I know some people are very good at adapting their work but I think it would be an extremely risky thing to do for me – and in any case I want to get on with writing another novel!
