Sentence examples for it is less adapted from inspiring English sources
It is less adapted to human beings and it causes an acute and rapidly progressive disease, known as rhodesiense HAT. 2 It is a zoonotic disease, affecting mainly animals (livestock and wildlife), with humans being only accidentally infected.
Further, S. japonicum can establish infection in domestic pigs, though the parasitism and pathology in large stocks have not been well established when comparing to that in human, it is likely that the parasite is less adapted in animals than in humans.
Short-term PCDD/F sampling such as the U.S. EPA Method 23 is less adapted to monitor these transient PCDD/F emissions representatively and accurately, due to a steady decrease of PCDD/F emissions after start-up.
The east coast is less adapted to tourists, so religious considerations would be a bit more important (covering up away from the beach etc), but in general I think you shouldn't worry at all about safety beyond the normal guidelines.
LPG-PCA is based on the local adaptive basis function and preserves the fine edges, whereas the previous BM3D method uses the fixed basis function which is less adapted to the local geometry of the image.
One plausible explanation could be that DENV4 is less adapted to human environment, whereas DENV2 is more adapted to humans.
CB15 is a natural isolate that has been stored in the freezer and that is less adapted to the laboratory conditions than the common laboratory strains.
The fluorescence probe, dihydroethidium (DHE), is highly sensitive and capable of detecting weak intramuscular O2– signals in both rodent muscle and myocyte models, whereas chemiluminescence is less adapted in detecting small O2– signals.
It is reasonable to hypothesize that Japanese walnut and hybrids are less adapted than butternuts to local forest conditions.
Fungi that are less adapted to and only periodically active in aquatic habitats.
The respondents felt significantly more grateful for the experiences they had purchased they seemed to be less adapted to them.
