Sentence examples for has therefore adapted from inspiring English sources

C. japonica has therefore adapted to climatic differences over extended periods of time while shifting its distribution in the face of global climate changes, including several glacial and interglacial periods.

We have therefore adapted both these methods to synthesise our analogous sphingosines.

We have therefore adapted this approach and supplemented D CH with n D HH coupling constants.

Myeloma cells produce large quantities of antibodies and have therefore adapted to cope with an increased burden of secretory protein synthesis and folding, but these changes have also made them particularly sensitive to the effects of proteasome inhibition.

We have therefore adapted BOX-PCR for typing B. pseudomallei and compare BOX typing results on a wide range of well-characterized B. pseudomallei isolates with multilocus sequence typing (MLST) and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE).

As seen from the concatenated protein phylogenies, each of the three gram-positive phylotypes investigated in this study are more closely related to bacteria isolated from other habitats than to each other, and have therefore adapted to the honeybee independently, as already suggested for lactobacilli based on 16S rRNA gene sequences [ 63].

The same basic technologies and commercial catalysts used in crude oil refining have therefore been adapted for use in FT primary product refining.

It has been proposed that this is because the ancestors of the bird colonised Réunion before swamps had developed, and had therefore became adapted to the available habitats.

In examining the utility of Tmn in the primate pulmonary circulation, we have therefore carefully adapted methods originally described above, in accordance with the literature and with our previous pulmonary vascular physiology studies in high primates[17].

Protocols for the expansion of HSPCs have therefore been adapted for the derivation of in vitro HSPCs from PSCs.

Ms. Keller has therefore set her "Giovanni" in freely adapted 18th-century style, and she will observe the opera's classical unities of time, place and action.