Sentence examples for environment adapted to from inspiring English sources

By the middle of the 19th century, the greenhouse had developed from a mere refuge from a hostile climate into a controlled environment, adapted to the needs of particular plants.

Scientists have found that guppies moved to a predator-free environment adapted to it in a mere 4 years--a rate of change some 10,000 to 10 million times faster than the average rates gleaned from the fossil record.

Students need to navigate a new environment, adapt to a different style of learning, and for many live on their own for the first time.

How quickly did animals originating from one environment adapt to new environments (e.g. Kay 1997; Thornton et al. 2009), such as animal populations originating from the Near East adapting to the more extreme conditions of the eastern steppe?

When we drive a car, operate machinery or cross the road, we continuously monitor our own actions and attend to the environment adapting to emerging hazards.

Populations of prokaryotic cells feeding on an abstract resource were allowed to evolve in a well-mixed environment, adapting to a single abiotic factor with a given amount of environmental variability denoted by ' turbulenceence).

These technologies could be integrated, compiled and later shared as web environments adapted to various types of devices (Baloian et al. 2011).

Can clinical research environments adapt to fulfil the needs of translational systems biology and systems medical research?

Many bacteria in the environment have adapted to the presence of toxic heavy metals.

Most of these projects aim to make the school environment better adapted to children's needs.

The assessment environment is adapted to reality, capturing different learning styles based on the individual's needs.