Sentence examples for greatly adapted from inspiring English sources

With recent development, the noncovalent functionalization routes have shown great potential for effective loading and easy manipulation, hence greatly adapted in a range of graphene-based applications.

The co-evolution and co-speciation of HCMV with the human host over millions of years has equipped the virus with greatly adapted mechanisms for the evasion and exploitation of human immune functions.

It has been suggested that the visit of Tiridates I, an event that greatly impressed contemporaries, was adapted by Christians to become the story of the adoration of the Christ Child by the Three Magi.

The solution is not to retard technologic advances, from which people benefit greatly, but to adapt school curricula accordingly and accelerate the adoption of an ethical code capable of addressing these challenges.

However, because existing urban structures cannot be greatly modified to adapt to climate change, populations would be unable to fully adapt to rising temperatures (Kalkstein and Greene 1997).

Complexities of naval life and tradition are greatly simplified in a film adapted from Patrick O'Brian's densely detailed books, but Aubrey conveys both the authority and the sense of fairness to "keep our little wooden world together," in the words of one crew member.

Oxygen is toxic to organisms that are not adapted to it, but greatly increases the metabolic efficiency of oxygen-adapted organisms.

On-bud volume controls also help greatly with adapting to different listening environments, and the ability to skip forward or back right from The Headphone itself also comes in handy here.

The hind legs are adapted for jumping, with greatly enlarged femurs.

Beginning Friday, Amazon is streaming two new original cartoons adapted from (and expanding greatly upon) popular picture books.

The method was greatly improved when Duguid and Dinauer adapted generic linkers to cDNA [ 12] allowing the selective PCR amplification of tester cDNA between hybridization cycles.