Sentence examples for most likely adapt from inspiring English sources

Industry analysts predicted that banks would most likely adapt easily to the new regulatory framework and thrive.

Your child will most likely adapt to using a spoon quickly.

I believe Cohen and Hall when they say they're taking a chance on putting BBC3 online because this is the audience most likely to adapt their behaviour in the long-term – because they've grown up with on-demand and the ability to take control of their viewing.

And because business schools are, well … businesses … they are the most likely to adapt to what the students (AKA their customers) want.

Although, apparently observed recent climate change effects lower the exposure risk, we advocate that amphibians are not necessarily safer now, mainly because farmers most likely will adapt their cultivation practices in the future if climate change becomes more obvious.

In this particular study, we first purposely chose young donors since they are most likely to adapt.

In brief, CAI measures how the codon usage of a given gene resembles the codon usage of the most highly expressed genes, because the latter are the most likely to adapt toward using translational efficient codons.

The diabetic cardiomyocyte most likely is adapted to and potentially dependent on FAs as an energy substrate.

This large river would make direct gene flow between the two populations experiencing brackish conditions impossible; populations along the river would most likely be adapted to freshwater conditions.

Note that, as elegantly described by Demetrius (2005), different species most likely had adapted divergent mechanisms to increase lifespan under CR conditions.

Interestingly, these three distantly related eukaryotic lineages most likely have adapted to an anaerobic lifestyle independently [ 15], and the putative acquisition of adhElikely represented independent metabolic adaptations to this environment.