Sentence examples for be particularly adapted to from inspiring English sources
The action-research process proved to be particularly adapted to the implementation of changes within an open complex adaptive system such as the health care system.
Hearing appears to be particularly adapted to temporal perception, since the pattern of auditory excitement shows little inertial lag, closely following the physical duration of successive stimuli.
Indeed, it may pay them to learn quite particular things in specific situations, and different groups of animals may be particularly adapted to learning rather different things in similar situations.
Such a diagnostic method would be particularly adapted to the apparently acute presentation of the disease.
Because the bMCU test should be particularly adapted to secondary school students, the problem contexts of the single items were less complex than were some of the problem contexts in the FCI, for instance.
Although dioecy was proposed to be particularly adapted to seasonal climate (Kjellberg and Maurice 1989), alternative hypotheses, such as parasitic pressure (Kerdelhué and Rasplus 1996) or ant predation (Harrison and Yamamura 2003), have been subsequently developed to explain the appearance of dioecy in Ficus.
