Sentence examples for been adapted to function from inspiring English sources

Nucleic acids have been adapted to function as circuits capable of executing algorithms.

In most organisms in which both systems are present and have been characterized, the Isc system is the basal, housekeeping Fe S cluster biogenesis pathway used under optimal growth conditions while Suf has been adapted to function as a stress-responsive cluster biogenesis pathway used under conditions that perturb Fe S cluster metabolism.

Thus acclimatization does not invariably mean that a plant or animal is adapted to function at its maximum rate.

This proof of concept that laccases can be adapted to function in extreme conditions opens an array of opportunities for implantable nanobiodevices, chemical syntheses, and detoxification.

The conceptual model described by these authors is that every form of native vegetation would naturally be adapted to function within the hydrological cycle of the land (within their surface and groundwater processes) and that human intervention on this native vegetation would negatively impact the hydrological cycle.

This is the result of a single ancestral structure being adapted to function in different ways.

The display was adapted to function as a touch screen using pressure-sensitive resistive (PSR-1®) technology, supplied and fitted by Troll Touch Touchscreens (Valencia, CA).

We previously showed that the bacterial response regulator PhoB [14], [15] can be adapted to function in a partial synthetic eukaryotic signal transduction system [12].

Thus, the genes located on the fourth chromosome appear to be adapted to function in this hostile, repressive environment.

Since halophilic enzymes are adapted to function at high salt concentrations, they are also found to be active at low water availability.

During the maturation of tissue and organs there is a fall in water concentration, suggesting that mature organs are adapted to function in an environment with a considerably lower amount of water than in early foetal life.