Sentence examples for legitimate adaptation from inspiring English sources
Geoffrey Miller states that Helen Fisher, Meredith Small and Sarah Blaffer Hrdy "have viewed the clitoral orgasm as a legitimate adaptation in its own right, with major implications for female sexual behavior and sexual evolution".
The film also dilutes the novel's pessimism, its smog of self-contempt and more aggressively ugly deeds and words — no one could mistake the onscreen Kepesh for a misogynist — but dilution, bowdlerization, counter-readings and heresy are legitimate strategies in the adaptation racket.
Uncertainty in model projections was partly ignored to legitimate suggesting inflexible (technical) adaptation measures.
CBS appears to have found a legitimate summertime hit in its adaptation of the Stephen King novel "Under the Dome," whose first episode drew an audience of more than 13 million Monday night.
£25m has been allotted for the DHP fund, across all local authorities, in recognition of the particular circumstances faced by claimants with adaptations, whom the government acknowledges have a legitimate need for support.
Internet end-systems employ various adaptation mechanisms that enable them to respond adequately to legitimate requests in overload situations.
The QoL-AGHDA is not legitimate for health economic evaluation; therefore, it is necessary to make relevant adaptations.
It is therefore legitimate to hypothesize that the pathogen inducing the inflammation should be adapted to life in such an environment and the ability to survive in inflamed tissue is considered as an evolutionary adaptation also in Salmonella[ 19].
