Sentence examples for be less adapted to from inspiring English sources
Drought impacts may be stronger in moist forests of the humid tropics, which may be less adapted to cope with decreasing water availability given their canopy structure variation in our dataset.
Hatchery-reared smolts may be less adapted to surviving in the wild environment [58], [62], [63].
Perhaps Trichuris cannot successfully complete its life cycle in the absence of a more soil rich rural environment and may well be less adapted to conditions in an urban slum for successful transmission.
Individuals with high activity levels due to lower rates of prey capture or predator avoidance may be less adapted to their environment and would benefit from a change in location.
This result suggests that strain Xa23R1 may be less adapted to life in phages-containing environments than highly pathogenic strains.
At the same time, B. acetabulosa as a plant of less exposed habitats could be less adapted to the heat and considerably more sensitive to temperature rise.
It is less adapted to human beings and it causes an acute and rapidly progressive disease, known as rhodesiense HAT. 2 It is a zoonotic disease, affecting mainly animals (livestock and wildlife), with humans being only accidentally infected.
The east coast is less adapted to tourists, so religious considerations would be a bit more important (covering up away from the beach etc), but in general I think you shouldn't worry at all about safety beyond the normal guidelines.
That makes it doubly surprising that, despite much rhetoric about a new defence role for the European Union, the EU's armies are less adapted to a post-cold-war world than the American one.Fighting smarterOn both sides of the Atlantic, military planners face a paradox.
Finally, up to recently SOMs have been less adapted to quantitative useage, which is important for their acceptance to most chemists.
Slowly evolving woody species that are less adapted to local climate conditions may face the most damaging impacts of climate change, as they will be less capable of adapting to change.
