Sentence examples for nevertheless adapted from inspiring English sources

Hemmed in by political alliances he did not want, and handicapped by a hostile legislature, Mr Wade nevertheless adapted well to the cares of office after close to 30 years in opposition.

Living systems are highly robust, but nevertheless highly adapted to their niche.

Nevertheless, we adapted this technique by focusing on the life story with arthritis and its management to look at family stories and identify opinions, behaviour or attitudes related to arthritis that might have been passed down through generations.

Given the variability in the study population, the interview will nevertheless be adapted to the child's, adolescent's or young adult's age, maturity and comprehension skills.

Nevertheless, if sensitively adapted, all can enrich our theatrical life.

Nevertheless, plants have adapted to the environment developing special means of interaction with changing external issues.

Nevertheless, the approximation adapted in this manuscript has been previously compared with other statistics of reference like likelihood ratio test [ 12] or the deviance information criterion [ 13] developed by Spiegelhalter et al. [ 26], and showed a very similar performance without detecting remarkable deviations.

Nevertheless, he not only adapted but flourished in the era of publishing conglomerates and superstar agents, brokering headline-grabbing deals.

Nevertheless, both parental and adapted strain did not grow in the medium with pH 3.7 and IC like in the severest conditions applied in the chemostat.

Although the resulting microarrays cover the transcriptome of M. truncatula to a lesser extent than microarrays used in other studies [8], [10] [13], our microarrays are nevertheless appropriate and well adapted to our studies since they should be strongly enriched in probes that represent nodule-enhanced genes given that these probes were isolated from a nodule cDNA library.

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