Sentence examples for humans adapt from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the mechanism or mechanisms by which humans adapt to burn injury are nonspecific adaptive responses which might be brought to bear in other conditions as well.

Don't humans adapt all the time to preposterous events?

Why? –Should humans adapt any or all of the behaviors that characterize the reformed Forest Troop?

So the question is: Can we humans adapt as effectively to the rain forest as vampire bats have?

Black bears living near humans adapt readily to alternate food sources, such as garbage from dumps or campsites and handouts from tourists in parks.

Speaking from Karolinska Institutet, in Stockholm, Thomas Perlmann, the secretary of the prize committee, praised the scientists for helping to "explain how plants, animals, and humans adapt their biological rhythm so that it is synchronized with the Earth's revolutions".

Chimps and other apes, notably humans, adapted it to ask not just for food, but also for more abstract forms of help, creating a new kind of signal that some researchers believe was the origin of human language.

As humans adapted to new habitats, they had to become open to new culinary experiences.

He agrees with Munoz that further work is needed to investigate just how prehistoric humans adapted to those transitions.

Buried Pleistocene land surfaces in the region provide an opportunity to understand how humans adapted to this unique, mid-latitude environment prior to the Last Interglacial.

Humans spent 200,000 years as "hunter-gatherers" or wild humans, adapting to life on the Savannah.