Sentence examples for could better adapt from inspiring English sources
Businesses and governments could better adapt to OA, and NGOs could better help the public understand and implement ocean-friendly practices.
The findings suggest that youth with greater purpose were both more resilient and more optimistic: They could better adapt when they faced setbacks and they believed things would improve.
Although a number of possible biotechnological measures are under consideration, central to these efforts is the development of transgenic crops to produce more food, and the traits with which plants could better adapt to adverse environmental conditions in a changing climate.
Pella learned that it needed an operating model geared toward customer success and an IT infrastructure that could better adapt to an unpredictable market.
Notably such changes were also observed in sperm, and indeed the offspring of such rats could better adapt to liver damage (Zeybel et al, 2012).
From 170 Mya to 134 Mya, the rbcL variants in the ancestor of Podocarpaceae that could better adapt to the global reduction of CO2 concentration became consequently fixed.
The NOISeq method for the analysis of the "noise" distribution from the actual data could be better adapted to the size of the dataset and more effective for controlling the false discovery rate (FDR).
A larger RL/LA together with greater RLD from early in the experiment in Napier grass suggests that Napier grass could be better adapted to acquire and spend the water resource than Mulato II.
All respondents judged the document to be often useful and to be a frequent reference source, 3/14 ( HN only) thought that it sometimes could be better adapted to the individual patient, yet its level of detail was judged as good by all participants.
The overall objective was to assess whether these interactions could be an opportunity to better adapt animals to their environment.
