Sentence examples for evolved to withstand from inspiring English sources

Enzymes could also be evolved to withstand the harsh conditions of chemical factories.

Conifers are ancient plants, which evolved to withstand the wind, intense light and poor soil of high elevations.

Without natural hazards, without the thrills and spills we evolved to withstand, our lives sometimes feel exceedingly dull.

"But the alpine zone here has some of the same adapted flora, evolved to withstand climatic extremes".

Your nervous system evolved to withstand periodic bouts of stress, such as fleeing from a tiger, taking a punch or encountering an odious idea in a university lecture.

As such, southern species may have evolved to resist temperature swings, whereas Northern species may have evolved to withstand harsher conditions and consistent cold.

By encouraging earlier reprofiling, the fund aims to make that outcome less likely.Bond contracts have been evolving to withstand holdouts.

Hardy organisms like MRSA evolve to withstand the drugs; then, through vectors like the unwashed hands of health care workers, they hitch a ride from patient to patient, hiding like terrorists among the natural bacteria that all humans harbor.

The study then goes zone-by-zone, describing how each body part would need to evolve to withstand such force during a crash.

Acute thermal selection resulted in many nonsynonymous mutations; these mutations very likely occurred out of necessity for survival when the phage is forced to evolve to withstand new environmental conditions.

As I've said before, living systems get harmed by radiation but they are designed (evolved) to survive and withstand high levels for sustained periods.