Sentence examples for been found to adapt from inspiring English sources

Liberal welfare states have been found to adapt more quickly, but in ways that exacerbate existing high levels of inequality.

For example, bird populations have been found to adapt song modulation rates in forest versus open-country environments to overcome propagation challenges (Krebs and Davies 1993).

Parents of preschool children have also been found to adapt their controlling feeding practices in response to their child's weight (Jansen et al., 2014).

New solutions had to be found to adapt the technology to certain site constraints, and innovative components such as thermally-enhanced grouting material have been used.

However, in case of the new VGOS networks and the significantly increasing number of observations, further optimization strategies have to be found to adapt the model to the new challenges.

Yet community pharmacies were found to adapt their dispensing in relation to the balance of social and technical elements available, and how much of the social and technical elements they were willing to integrate into dispensing.

These considerations on small supramolecular synthons apply fully to biomolecular systems where carboxyl ate) groups are found to adapt in surprising and still insufficiently documented ways to their local environment.

The Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus is globally one of the most important farmed finfish species and has been found to effectively adapt to a wide range of rearing conditions (Abdel-Hakim et al. 2009; Fox et al. 2009).

Plants have been found to be locally adapted at very small scales, including adaptations to their competitors (Turkington and Harper 1979; Aarssen and Turkington 1985; Reynolds et al. 1997), but the reciprocal genetic shifts between species that represent true coevolutionary process have not yet been demonstrated in plant communities.

However, devices with a single constriction have been found to be poorly adapted for cells of elevated stiffness because the mismatch between the rectangular cross-section of microfluidic channels and the spherical shape of the cells allows for flow leakage around the cells (Additional file 1: Figure S1c[i]) and induces poor ET reproducibility.

In the last 5 years the framework has since been used to review over 50 proposals, and while a review of the specific relevance of each benchmark is warranted, the framework has been found to be overall well adapted to the settings where MSF conducts research.