Sentence examples for more adapted the from inspiring English sources
Writing partners Lynnie Greene and Richard Levine (veterans of Nip/Tuck, Masters of Sex, and more) adapted The Interestings from a 2013 book by Meg Wolitzer.
These findings indicate that the longer a repABC operon coexists with its host genome, the more adapted the operon becomes.
This requires the nanoparticle formulation processes (and thus the nano-emulsion formation methods) to be more adapted to the nature of the encapsulated drugs, as well as to the chosen route of administration.
As a conclusion, the EWMA algorithm is more adapted than the CUSUM algorithm to the context of port scan attack detection.
The Japanese civilian centered approach appears in hindsight more adapted to the human security needs of the Afghan people, compared to the German military centered approach built upon the premise of military stabilization and securitization.
Furthermore, as important practices to make the companies more adapted for the environment, product design, supplier selection, and logistics process are seldom studied in previous research.
However, the choice of a yeast strain more adapted to the fermentation process is not the only concern that should be considered.
As a consequence of this process the virus becomes more adapted for the embryo, reflected by more efficient replication and higher pathogenicity for the embryo, with concomitant attenuation for chickens and in some cases loss of immunogenicity.
This position in the herbivore community is similar at Tarija, whereas Hippidion are more adapted to the browsing end of the spectrum and Equus are primarily C4 grazers based on their carbon isotopic signature.
Model order reduction over a bounded frequency range is more adapted than the standard H2 approximation whenever the entire frequential behaviour of the large-scale model is not needed or not accurately known.
The adapted system is probably more adapted to the acoustic characteristics of these speakers than to the state M otherese itself.
