Sentence examples for less adaptable to from inspiring English sources
Certain individual horses require more fulfillment than others, they are less adaptable to stabled life, require more patience and understanding to facilitate gate relaxation and acceptance.
Biography, indeed, seems less innovative, less rewarding of experiment, and less adaptable to new media, than does fiction or perhaps even history.
O.K.?" Less adaptable to the young-adult form are the cartoonlike adults: Chuck Muckle is a slimy marketing executive with the Mother Paula chain, and Kimberly Lou Dixon, the woman who portrays Mother Paula on television commercials, is a knockoff of the silent-screen floozy Lina Lamont in "Singin' in the Rain".
In particular, the deterministic trend is less adaptable to anomalous observations such as occurred during the summers of 1990 and 2007.
In other words, we "intelligently design" security systems that are less adaptable to security threats than the humans for which they are intended.
Heavy horses were logistically difficult to maintain and less adaptable to varied terrains.
The development of a method that saves processing steps may be valuable, as studies warranting LCM are tedious time consuming, making them less easily adaptable to clinical pathology settings followed by small amounts of DNA extraction.
98 Pleiotropy is also the foundation of the cost of complexity hypothesis, which posits that complex organisms are less adaptable or responsive to evolution because of the increased degree of pleiotropy that is present.
How will we tell the children that their lives would have been better if we had been less inert, less idealistic, more adaptable to circumstances?
Artificial systems able to form a wide range of nonbiological products under programmatic control are likely to be more brittle and less adaptable in their response to changes in their environment than biological systems.
Our study did not provide support for the assumption that mothers who are depressed feel emotionally overburdened, are biased to negative cognitions and attributions and may judge their child as less adaptable and more difficult to manage than non-depressed mothers [ 35].
