Sentence examples for as they were adapting from inspiring English sources

Just as they were adapting and getting used to three, an "accident" happened and they are having their fourth.

"So -- as they were adapting Aladdin to the stage -- what Chad and Alan decided to do was give all of these extra verses to Babkak, Omar and Kassim.

For international students, the burden is even greater, as they are adapting to a new cultural environment.

We do not expect the cold to directly affect blacklegged or dog ticks as they are adapted to this climate and will survive just fine under the blankets of leaf litter and snow.

In this context, clarified plant extracts behave similarly to the feed stream from microbes or mammalian cells and the corresponding purification methods can be applied, as long as they are adapted for plant-specific soluble contaminants such as the superabundant protein RuBisCO.

Microalgae are hopeful lipid-producers as they are adapted to grow over a wide range of environmental conditions with short doubling times (Mata et al. [2010]), higher growth rate and photosynthetic efficiencies than conventional crops (Chisti [2007]; Wu et al. [2013]).

Perhaps, mouse and rat need more hair as they are adapted to the nocturnal environment.

These methods have been successfully employed with Sanger data [ 22- 25], and offer the potential advantage of obtaining almost finished sequences without directed finishing, as soon as they are adapted to the new type of paired data produced with the new technologies.

Then, we emphasize that such systems might be relevant for the adaptation to one or more environments encountered during the life cycle of these bacteria, as they are adapted to survive both inside and outside various eukaryotic cells, notably in the gut environment.

They were adapted as best as I could have imagined.

They were adapted as model compounds for the study of electron transfer kinetics across the liquid/liquid interface with varied overall driving force using only one-type redox couples in the organic and aqueous phase, respectively.