Sentence examples for more specifically adapted from inspiring English sources

Lack of a stronger effect by preparations containing IIV-6 may be due to the possibility that the IIV detected by proteomics is either a strain of IIV-24 or a strain of IIV-6 that is more specifically adapted to honey bees, and consequently more virulent than the strain of lepidopteran origin used in our inoculation experiments.

The CGI has nevertheless been more specifically adapted for bipolar disorder [ 2] and schizophrenia [ 4].

Some of them have been more specifically adapted to biochemical transformations, using rules on enzymatic conversions to infer new conversions for biologically relevant metabolites (Klopman et al., 1994; Arita, 2000; Hatzimanikatis et al., 2005; Ellis et al., 2008).

Based on its genome and lifestyle, we suspect that the clonal R. africae is more regulated and more specifically adapted to its host and warm environment than other tick-associated rickettsiae.

A preventive one-session consultation might be hypothesised as beneficial for people with mild dementia and an improved 10-session programme more specifically adapted to the German healthcare system as beneficial for dementia patients with a moderate need for assistance in ADL, as shown in the Dutch study in which most people with dementia had a moderate to high need for assistance at baseline.

Furthermore, findings of this work suggest that polymorphic communities consisting of strains specifically adapted to a given condition are more likely to evolve.

However, recent experience shows that most volunteers are usually more motivated to quit than to reduce smoking, unless the recruitment procedure is specifically adapted to enroll "reducers".

They are specifically adapted to the open water where they specialise on a zooplankton diet as opposed to the more benthic lifestyle of normal whitefish [ 13].

They have a higher likelihood of being specifically adapted to it.

Gp150 may be specifically adapted to non-standard infection routes.

They are specifically adapted to the tasks clinicians commonly perform.