Sentence examples for be optimally adapted to from inspiring English sources

The Early and Middle Mesolithic foragers developed this pattern to be optimally adapted to the versatile landscape of sandstone plateaus and canyons during the Holocene.

In conjunction with the mechanical and physical characterization of the alginate crosslinking network, we determined that 2.2% alginate microencapsulation can be optimally adapted to ES neural differentiation.

To explain the existence of highly specialised parasites, Poulin (1998) proposed the "trade-off hypothesis" (TOH), which states that a species (such as a predator or parasite) exploiting multiple victims (prey or hosts) is more likely to encounter a range of different defence systems and, because of the costs in overcoming each, cannot be optimally adapted to all victim types.

A vaccine virus should be optimally adapted to grow in eggs to ensure sufficient virus yield.

Thus, M. m. domesticus has originated in a summer-dry climate and is expected to be optimally adapted to this.

As the climate changes, plant populations may no longer be optimally adapted to new conditions (Anderson et al. 2012b; Shaw and Etterson 2012).

If we wish to ask if organisms are optimally adapted to their environment, we need to infer, from the environment, what optimal phenotypic adaptation would look like.

Provisioning of wireless resources is optimally adapted to the actual needs of operators and subscribers.

The final reconciled model is optimally adapted to the emergent set of requirements and to the actual system implementation.

Video summarization, coding and modulation schemes, and packet transmission are optimally adapted to the unique packet arrival and delay characteristics of the video summaries.

In theory, a composition of power plants that is optimally adapted to residual load always leads to the most cost efficient supply of electricity.