Sentence examples for exclusively adapted from inspiring English sources

All bat flies are obligate blood-feeders, exclusively adapted to bats.

For example Salmonella typhi causes typhoid fever and is exclusively adapted to infection of the human host.

This reinforces the view that C. parapsilosis, in contrast to other Candida species such as C. albicans, is not exclusively adapted to a mammalian host but rather is naturally adapted to other environments where it can be often found.

It is important to note that, among all otter species, only two are exclusively adapted to marine habitats, i.e. the north Pacific Ocean sea otter (Enhydra lutris) and the chungungo or south Pacific marine otter (Lontra felina).

Living in higher salinity waters and spawning in freshwater tributaries requires genetic adaptation, which may not be acquired ad hoc, and which may lead to genetically differentiated populations that exhibit greater fitness in brackish waters compared with zander exclusively adapted to freshwater environments.

Clearly, the higher doses of analgesics and sedatives used exclusively to adapt patients to CMV required higher doses of vasopressors and positive inotropes to maintain stability of cardiovascular function [ 16].

One possible answer is that the quite small amplitudes applied in that study (13 vs. 26 µm at the whisker tips, which gave rise to a low discrimination performance of max. ∼75%) activated exclusively rapidly adapting primary afferents, which have been reported to scale their response with velocity and are insensitive to amplitude (Stüttgen et al. 2006).

From February 1956 onwards the scripts were adapted exclusively from stories in Galaxy, and from the April 1956 issue Galaxy ran advertisements for the series, which included work by Pohl, Sturgeon, and Philip K. Dick.

Variation among viral titers in chickens is normal following infection with SLEV, yet the fact that the highest levels were seen in the SLEV CP20B group exclusively suggests more adapted genetic variants may have emerged in those particular chickens.

How have leeches adapted to survive exclusively on blood?

Like other corals, antipatharians can be habitat engineers of importance to a myriad of associated organisms including arthropods, annelids, echinoderms, mollusks, sponges and cnidarians, several of which are adapted to live exclusively on black corals.