Sentence examples for may not be adapted from inspiring English sources

For example, an affected plant may not be adapted to the area in which it is growing.

Nevertheless, current market designs may not be adapted to this participation.

Existing rice varieties may not be adapted to fully exploit the increased productive potential that high CO2 represents, and thus engineering C3 rice for a CO2-enriched environment may be an important way to enhance yield.

The Beijing sublineages so far introduced in Sweden may not be adapted to spread in the Scandinavian population.

For example, considering that the 632 lines are very diverse and may not be adapted to any single environment, a new subset from this panel can be chosen with good adaption to a specific environment.

In addition, even where available, these may not be adapted for children's use (Tumwine 2002; UNICEF/WHO 2009).

Where teachers with lesser teaching experience had reported MSD, it has been suggested that this may occur because new teachers might not be adapting well to the new working environment, and that physical and psychological stress might be affecting the wellbeing of their musculoskeletal conditions [ 9].

One reason may be that the questions have not been adapted to the nature and duration of the disease; the PEI might be more suitable for specific patient populations that are more amenable to the broad scope of the questions.

However, since the questions have not been adapted to a pregnant cohort before, this may have influenced the findings obtained.

Who says it can't be adapted?

In the same way ruminants have not evolved to eat grain, humans may not be well adapted to eating grain-fed animals.