Sentence examples for ideally adapted for from inspiring English sources

He once suggested that bees are ideally adapted for interplanetary life.

Early primates of about 50 million years ago were small forest-living creatures whose molar teeth bore high, pointed cusps but were neither as tall nor as pointed as those of their insectivore-like ancestors, whose molars were ideally adapted for cracking the hard chitinous exoskeletons of insects.

"We've been on the planet for the past five million years, but only had great food supplied for the past 100 years," said Hall. "It's not surprising that we're not genetically ideally adapted to our environment today".

Clicks are extremely salient sounds perceptually and therefore are ideally adapted to transmitting a language.

The physical structure of DNA is ideally adapted to its biological roles.

Marram grass, a plant ideally adapted to this environment, traps airborne particles, helping to begin the formation of new dunes and to stabilise those already established.

During the evolution of reproduction and variation, which are the two basic properties of organisms that not only are required for natural selection but are also subject to it, sexual reproduction has become ideally adapted to produce the right amount of variation and to allow new combinations of traits to be rapidly incorporated into an individual.

This is the reality: our Southern California native plants have evolved over millions of years to be ideally adapted to thrive in the local environment.

Like an animal ideally adapted to its environment, McConnell fits into the system perfectly, which probably says something about the system.

Adopting a similar structure to Architecture for Humanity, Ms. Pilloton encouraged empathetic designers to form local "chapters," which identify humanitarian design problems, then work with other chapters to develop solutions that, ideally, can be adapted for use elsewhere.

Ideally in DDD the biomarkers for the engineered model also can be adapted for use in human patients.