Sentence examples for more adapted and from inspiring English sources
The dominance of this enclosure regime in the drier areas of Chepareria is supported by previous studies which have observed that well-managed livestock production is more adapted and economically and environmentally efficient in drylands (Neely et al. 2009).
The knowledge of these novel critical players can lead to the development of more adapted and effective therapeutic approaches for eradication of HIV-1 infection [5].
Understanding cellular proteins involved in the multistep process of HIV-1 infection may result in the discovery of more adapted and effective therapeutic targets.
Subsequent selection and clonal expansion of these clones lead to a more adapted and aggressive tumour cell population [ 1– 3].
In contrast, the use of some approaches such as a corpus-based approach [ 12- 16] or a statistical-based approach can offer more adapted and accurate translations.
While this approach does not overcome the major limitations of such models, introducing a rank order of selected features may allow selecting model cell lines that are more adapted and pertinent to the addressed biological question.
The identification of specific biomarkers is essential for the realization of personalized medicine, in terms of better estimated disease risk, more adapted therapies and improved disease outcome.
This scenario enables integrators to offer powerful and smarter solutions, more adapted to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), capable of integrating process knowledge and interface better with humans.
The modified TEE strategy consistently resulted in more adapted surgical procedures and, hence, a lower risk of stroke and a slightly higher number of life-years.
In some basal moths, these prolegs may be on every segment of the body, while prolegs may be lost completely in other groups, which are more adapted to boring and living in sand (e. g., Prodoxidae and Nepticulidae, respectively).
The amphibians gave rise to the class Reptilia, which became more adapted to land and diverged along several evolutionary lines.
