Sentence examples for have become adapted from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the panorama analysis supported that influenza viruses lost their adaptability in birds while they have become adapted to mammalian hosts [1].

In any case, the results indicate that Mt. Hood beetles have become adapted to this environment or are in the process of adaptation as they do not perform quite as well as Swiss beetles (Fig. 3).

ADPRTs have become adapted to function in extra- and intracellular settings.

Domestication is a process of natural and artificial selection by which certain animals have become adapted to human proximity.

Our brains have become adapted to the way Google works, and what generic search boxes on websites can offer.

Some, however, have become adapted to totally aquatic habitats; others have become adapted to alternately wet and dry environments by growing during wet periods and becoming dormant during dry intervals.

Germany's reputation for relatively low social inequality may be largely due to the fact that the country's super rich have become adapt at squirrelling away their wealth, a new study suggests.

In the course of evolution the duration of gestation has become adapted to the needs of the species.

That traditional "niche" theory argues that in a community, every species has become adapted to local conditions and has a specific role, as predator, prey or whatever.

This suggests that a dormant population of salt-tolerant SMB is present in these soils, which has become adapted to such environmental conditions over time and multiplies rapidly when substrate is available.

Assuming a temperature increase of 0.05 degrees Celsius a year — or five degrees in a century — the scientists found that species in low-lying regions such as California's Central Valley would need to migrate northward about four miles a year to remain in the same temperature regime that they had become adapted to over millennia.