Sentence examples for most broadly adapted from inspiring English sources

Is it time therefore to retire the name P. brasilianum (and perhaps also P. rhodaini in Africa), and identify P. malariae as the most broadly adapted and successful Plasmodium parasite identified to date, capable of infecting a wide range of primate species?

They are apparently the most broadly adaptable in terms of the independent variables tested.

The resulting faunas were dominated by relatively few broadly adapted generalist species, most of which were invasive taxa.

Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L). is a broadly adapted warm-season grass species native to most of the central and eastern United States.

With a book by Kristin Walter and music and lyrics by Larisa Bryski, the production is broadly adapted from an Oscar Wilde fairy tale.

A similar outcome loss of locally adapted, specialized species and expansion of broadly adapted invasive species is one potential outcome of the modern biodiversity crisis.

This combination of features resulted in a post-crisis fauna characterized by geographic areas dominated by broadly adapted species, many with a history of invasion.

Among the native species, narrowly adapted ecological specialists were more likely to become extinct, while broadly adapted generalist species persisted through the invasion interval by modifying aspects of their ecological niche through niche evolution.

These studies focus more on information that will facilitate the production of broadly adapted varieties and less on the evolutionary ecology of maize populations.

IFN β eligibility was broadly adapted [ 19] from the BC government's reimbursement scheme which required patients to have definite relapsing-onset MS and an EDSS score ≤6.5.

The lack of a common broadly adapted haplotype spread over different populations is in conflict with the hypothesis of the general-purpose-genotype [ 42].