Sentence examples for being better adapted from inspiring English sources
Rather, these mutations result in some organisms' being better adapted to their environment than others.
Natural selection occurs when some variants in a population out-reproduce other variants as a result of being better adapted to the environment, or 'fitter'fitter
"Perhaps the most contentious suggestion is that the spread of the M-group viruses had more to do with the conditions being right than it had to do with these viruses being better adapted for transmission and growth in humans.
While some farmers of a few kinds of native crops do bring in honey bees to help pollinate, none specifically need them, and when honey bees are absent from a region, there is a presumption that native pollinators may reclaim the niche, typically being better adapted to serve those plants (assuming that the plants normally occur in that specific area).
This could be interpreted as HIV-1 being better adapted to replicate in macrophages than in T cells.
The strong relationships in rich medium might also be a consequence of the yeast laboratory strain being better adapted to rich medium.
We speculated that the quail-adapted virus could potentially be better adapted for replication in chickens.
Also supporting the co-adaptation hypothesis, genotypes of Bradyrhizobium were better adapted to hosts related to those from which their ancestors were isolated.
This unique adaptation of C. thermophilum may be another indication that its proteins are better adapted to high temperatures than the other two thermophilic Sordariomycetes.
Less pungent than true lime, it is better adapted to growing conditions in the United States.
