Sentence examples for it has adapted to from inspiring English sources
While the focus is on providing data rather than analysis, there are interesting questions to be asked such as on the evolution of the species, development of its segmented body structure, and how it has adapted to its dark cave environment.
Yet somehow, it belongs – as though it's become glued and frozen to the stone like a stalagmite, as though it has adapted to its seaside environment.
The turtle, named Akut-3, is currently convalescing at the recovery centre to ensure that it has adapted to its metal jaw.
Taken together with the comparison of the genomes of SA-01, HB8 and HB27 and their putative HT genes, this suggests that T. scotoductus SA-01 has a highly plastic genome and that it has adapted to its subsurface environment by the acquisition or loss of genes or gene islands.
The recent sequencing, assembly and annotation of its genome are expected to further our understanding of the means by which it has adapted to life at high altitudes and its ecologically important traits.
Investigations indicate that an organism, after it has adapted to a sequence of cyclical rhythms, tends to maintain its adaptive behaviour even though the environmental stimulus that originally elicited such behaviour is no longer present.
When an avian virus with an N2 NA was introduced into the human population, its SAα2,6 cleavage activity increased (16, 17 ), which suggests it had adapted to the SAα2,6 receptor specificity of human HAs.
To further demonstrate its utility in studying vascular pathology, the team subjected the vascular model after it had adapted to the physiological baseline to ischaemic conditions which contained 1% oxygen and a very low shear stress (0.01 dyn/cm).
"I have a vision impairment, and it's what I've adapted to over my lifetime," Borowitz said.
"It was something that was given to me and I have adapted to it as the years have gone by.
It also points out that Isis has adapted to new modern methods of spreading its message.
