Sentence examples for indeed adapting to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, adapting to China's unique market needs has been central to Tencent's success from day one.

Moreover, while humanity has indeed adapted to climatic changes in the past, the changes that are coming in the future could be a lot more rapid, says Texas Tech climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe.

Interestingly, a set of liver specific genes is upregulated in the liver subgroup indicating that these colon-to-liver metastases indeed adapt to the liver tissue.

However, the operation mode of self-generated oscillation can indeed be adapted to improve the performance of biological processes that have self-inhibited substrates.

Indeed, methods adapted to count datasets are not numerous and are highly focused on the Poisson distribution.

The Mediterranean plants are indeed well adapted to cope with the hot and dry conditions during the flowering period (Petanidou 2007).

Indeed, lines adapted to tomato had similar or higher performance on pepper than lines evolving on the ancestral host (which represent the initial performance of all lines) and the converse was also true, e.g. negatively correlated responses were not observed on the alternative novel host.

Indeed, this cyanobacterium is capable of adapting to a range of specialized environmental niches [ 9], including symbiosis with ascidians [ 44] and marine macroalgae [ 55].

Indeed, the cane toad lives on, stronger than ever, adapting to its environment remarkably well.

To me, adapting to this less-than-inviting setting would indeed be an adventure in learning.

For institutions still adapting to openly gay service members, the changes in etiquette must seem head-spinning indeed.