Sentence examples for known to adapt from inspiring English sources

The brain is well known to adapt to familiar stimuli, so that the neural activity evoked by them decreases with repeated exposure to them.

This bacterium was chosen as it is known to adapt to different kinds of stresses.

While bacteria are known to adapt to RNS, a key tool employed by macrophages to combat infections, the exact mechanisms are unknown.

Tendons are known to adapt to their mechanical environment, however high frequency low magnitude (HFLM) loading regimes (10 50 Hz), which are effective in promoting bone anabolic effects, have not been investigated in controlled conditions in tendon.

Cybernetic giants like Google and Facebook have been known to adapt this technology quite welcomingly.

The monkey in the snowsuit has not been identified by species, but it could be a rhesus macaque monkey, native to Asia, which has been known to adapt to living in human communities, according to National Geographic.

It is also known to have adapted crop-sprayers to spread biological agents, and to have experimented not just with bacteria but with viruses, such as camel pox.

Two genotypes of oilseed rape contrasting in terms of the response to nitrogen stress were studied: the Aviso genotype was chosen because it is known to be adapted to nitrogen depletion (Bouchet et al. 2014) while the Express genotype is known to be more affected by N stress (Rathke et al. 2006).

M. bovis is known to be adapted to survive and thrive within the intramacrophage environment.

Members of this serogroup, mainly Hardjo, are known to be adapted to ruminants [ 16] and its maintenance within a herd may also occur by animal-animal direct transmission.

The CFB group bacteria are known to be adapted to use high-molecular-weight organic matter, primarily polysaccharides and proteins (Kirchman 2002).