Sentence examples for nearly adapted from inspiring English sources

Among these masters of the "art" Märchen are E.T.A. Hoffmann; C.M. Brentano; Ludwig Tieck; de la Motte Fouqué, author of Undine; and Wilhelm Hauff, whose talents are most nearly adapted to the tastes of children.

For 100 and 500 ms delays, activity to the superposition nearly adapted to baseline levels (occasionally we observed some further oscillations, see gray trace in the first plot and black trace in third plot), followed by a strong response after the stimulus changed to a single orientation.

Nearly Lear Adapted from the Shakespeare play "King Lear" by Susanna Hamnett and Edith Tankus; performed by Ms. Hamnett directed by Ms. Tankus; lighting by Michelle Ramsay; sound by Gavin Fearon;sets by Lindsay Anne Black; company manager, stage manager and assistant director, Steve MacGregor.

Of the offerings, Andrés says nearly everything is adapted from things he grew up eating.

Pyruvate carboxylase (PC), an anaplerotic reaction producing oxalacetate from pyruvate, is less by nearly half in adapted flies, while pyruvate dehydrogenase (PDH) and acetate production from acetyl-CoA synthase (ACS) are greater in the adapted population.

As one of the most diverse animals on earth, nematodes have adapted to nearly every ecological niche from marine to fresh water and from soils to animal tissues.

This happens because Δ is nearly constant for the adapted system even though it varies in the unadapted system.

Of course, car manufacturers and in-car systems makers are already working on security measures, but Trillium plans to improve on those capabilities — while also working as a turnkey solution that can easily be adapted to nearly any model.

These devices meet the needs of groups doing advanced optical trapping experiments, but could also be adapted by nearly any lab that has a function for solution flow coupled with microscopy.

Most businesses haven't adapted their security systems at nearly the same pace to address changing IT infrastructures and human behaviors at their organizations.

Importantly, although nearly 80% of naïve larvae developed steatosis after the Tm challenge, this was reduced by almost half in adapted larvae (Fig. 7D).