Its shops have readily adapted to what Mr. Greco describes as "infusions" of new settlers.
They have readily adapted to our intensively managed landscapes, and numbers are on the up – as are Larsen traps.
Judges have readily adapted to this reductive and sanitized process, and seldom ask for anything more than cursory details about the crime alleged or the background of the accused.
These martins build neat mud nests under cliff overhangs or in crevices in their mountain homes, and have readily adapted to the artificial cliffs provided by buildings and motorway bridges.
The model system has been readily adapted to the new sequencing technologies, as rice is a self-fertilizing plant with the smallest completed high-quality genome among cereal crops.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) has been readily adapted and evaluated over the internet.
"They tell us in Italy they don't have bars like Hemingway, where they can get totally crashed from alcohol and [pick up] pretty ladies, things like that". As in many post-Communist countries, younger people have most readily adapted to the competitive spirit of capitalism.
Being naturally adapted to rocky ravines, sea cliffs, and barren sites, the bird has readily accepted the sides of buildings, bridges, and other man-made "cliffs".
If effective the program has the ability to be readily adapted and delivered to a range of populations in a range of settings, at relatively little cost.
Furthermore, the framework we have developed including the statistical methods can be readily adapted to traits with different distributions, e.g., normally distributed phenotypes.
This methodology has potential application value and may be readily adapted to design other PDA-based MIP sensors.
