Sentence examples for have better adapted from inspiring English sources

But since then, manufacturers in Japan have struggled to keep up with rising competition from South Korean rivals, which have better adapted to changes in technology — including a shift by consumers toward smartphones and tablets, which use far fewer chips than laptops.

But the reason that they have better adapted offspring is that they have passed on more advantageous features to the next generation.

She is, of course, a woman of large proportions, and it would have been helpful if the stage director, Phebe Berkowitz, had better adapted the blocking in Otto Schenk's realistic 1896 production to Ms. Eaglen's limitations.

Samanea saman had better adapted to the drain and fill regimes, and this was despite Pouteria obovata being a coastal species and was expected to be flood tolerant.

As C. mandshurica has better adapted to fungal infection and cold stress than C. avellana, further study of the highly divergent genes in C. mandshurica could identify the key genes responsible for the resistance to fungal infection and cold pressure.

Their message for human workers is that we had better adapt to this change and try to steer it toward positive outcomes.

Second, stocked fish could have been better adapted to local environmental conditions or have benefited from large areas of unoccupied salmon habitat at the time of stocking.

Odontochelys also had long hands and feet that would have been better adapted for swimming than for walking, and it was found in marine sediments deposited near a coast.

Among the respondents who stated that they had made changes to their forest management options to address climate change, 96%% said they have promoted the establishment of mixed stands and 92 % said they have planted better adapted species or varieties (Fig. 4).

The discovery suggests that early humans might have been better adapted to cold climates than previously thought, although some scientists are skeptical.

At the same time the study area could have been better adapted to the various preferences of its future residents – for example, by reducing the number of parking spaces to further stimulate use of sustainable modes of transport.