Sentence examples for it becomes adapted from inspiring English sources
It's an example of how dramatically life-long experience can alter the brain so that it becomes adapted to the idiosyncrasies of its owner's lifestyle.
This virus, if it becomes adapted for human transmission without a reduction in virulence, could result in a pandemic far worse than 1918, also involving healthy, younger persons (12, 13 ).
Cultivated rice, Oryza sativa L., which originated from Asia, is now widely propagated all over the world, as it became adapted to local cultivation conditions such as temperature, rainfall, and day length.
However, P. horikoshii was less tolerant to high pressure and it became adapted to existence in an amino acid enriched environment (Table 1).
The body becomes adapted to the presence of narcotics (that is, becomes physically dependent on them).
All vocabulary has a history, and languages accumulate vocabulary that becomes adapted to nuanced uses.
The nervous system becomes adapted for hearing and stereoscopic vision, and for new methods of locomotion and feeding.
Detrimental host nuclear effects might develop if the release strain evolves and becomes adapted to conditions used for artificial rearing.
It has become adapted to humans, and has much less infectivity for pigs.
However, because it is always present in our environment we rapidly become adapted to it and simply do not notice it at all.
They often speak Quechua and you don't, and it's hard to become adapted.
