Sentence examples for clearly adapted from inspiring English sources

Although DNKv4 motoneurons appeared to display less adaptation than neurons in the general population, they clearly adapted more easily than wild-type motoneurons.

"But they have clearly adapted land types".

But the Sichuan had clearly adapted piece-mold casting to their own purposes, and they had their own style and subject matter.

"There are cultural differences to where he has worked and played before and you can see he has clearly adapted to that".

The various shapes of their bills are clearly adapted to probing, grasping, biting, or crushing the diverse ways in which the different Galapagos species obtain their food.

The cheek teeth of larger sivaladapids, such as Sivaladapis and Guangxilemur, were clearly adapted for folivory, but those of smaller taxa such as Paukkaungia likely evolved for a diet primarily of fruits.

"There is a clear shift from business to economy, and we have to clearly adapt to this fact".

Then when the heartbeat frequency changes from 1 to 5 s, the EA and timeout curves show that after a short while IFDS could clearly adapt the timeout interval to the new heartbeat frequency.

It's a real pipe, in a real factory as part of a real industry and one that's clearly adapting to changing times.

The survival of S. typhimurium outside of the host organism is less well understood, but Salmonella can clearly adapt to different external conditions including low pH or high temperature [40].

Dr. Kurt M. Fristrup, the assistant director of Cornell's bio-acoustics program, said the listening technology being tested on forest elephants could clearly be adapted to studies of a host of other animals.