Sentence examples for can often adapt from inspiring English sources

These values may be inflated by reporting bias, but Hendry and Kinnison (1999) and Reznick and Ghalambor (2001) have emphasized that populations can often adapt successfully to abrupt environmental degradation.

Modern assay techniques can often be adapted to small blood volumes allowing finger prick blood samples to be taken.

Furthermore, gas chromatography (GC /MS- and liquid chromatography (LC)/MS-based metabolite screens can often be adapted to high-throughput formats.

Care can often be adapted to be culturally appropriate.

Even so, users often adapt over time.

Crack pipes are often adapted from cans and plastic bottles.

Hydrophytic species are often adapted to anaerobic metabolism and can endure the often toxic by-products of this process (e.g., ethyl alcohol and lactic acid).

While entrenched players may try to hold on to the past at their peril, small, gutsy players often can adapt and capture value more quickly.

Let's agree not to remind California what it used to take for granted, that novellas, because of their length, can often be more handily adapted than novels into movies.

In some places yellow-tailed black cockatoos appear to have adapted to humans and they can often be seen in parts of urban Sydney and Melbourne.

We regularly reach out to thought leaders in other sectors, for example where technology is more advanced, as it's a window on things to come, and often we can adapt their processes to work within our own context.