Sentence examples for moderately adapted to from inspiring English sources
However, many japonica cultivars are moderately adapted to temperate climates and they generally exhibit lesser degrees of chilling sensitivity than most tropical indica cultivars.
Rice is often the only crop capable of surviving under these conditions (Setter and Laureles 1996; Pucciariello and Perata 2013) and some of the flood-prone environments are still planted with traditional rice (Oryza sativa) landraces that are moderately adapted to flooding.
Quantitative, real-time PCR (qPCR) is widely used for analysis of transcript levels because it is sensitive, accurate, relatively easy to perform, and can be adapted to moderately high-throughput modes.
On the basis of cluster analysis, three types of patients were identified with different levels of overall adaptation to psoriasis: adapted, moderately adapted and maladapted.
The poor performance of spinach plant may also be attributed to the pH of the amended soils which was moderately alkaline as Amaranthus is adapted to soils that are slightly acidic to slightly basic, i.e., pH of 6.5 7.5 (Meyers and Putnam 1988).
In our study, we have identified a set of 95 osmoresponsive genes in the extremely halotolerant black yeast H. werneckii adapted to a moderately saline environment of 3 M NaCl or an extremely saline environment of 4.5 M NaCl.
Moderately restricted LPDs may be adapted to virtually any cuisine and should be tailored to the patients' preferences, while vLPDs usually require trained, compliant patients; a broader offer of diet options may lead to more widespread use of LPDs, without competition among the various schemas.
As a result, we obtained three different subgroups of patients which we labelled adapted (N = 26), moderately adapted (N = 43) and maladapted N = 35).
The moderately adapted group showed average levels of both acceptance of life with the disease, depressive symptoms and quality of life.
Post hoc tests showed that the most pronounced differences were observed for the adapted and maladapted subgroups, no statistical differences were found, however, between the adapted and moderately adapted subgroups.
