Sentence examples for once adapted to from inspiring English sources

However, once adapted to rodents following rapid serial passages, it becomes indistinguishable from rodent-adapted strains of T. brucei and T. evansi.

However, once adapted to high salt conditions P. halocryophilus Or1 had only a fraction of the genomically encoded halotolerance mechanisms upregulated over basal (25 °C) levels.

Once adapted to this new host, the population enters in a drifting phase in which only neutral mutations accumulate.

A similar rate of cell death after 24 h and 48 h of hypoxia, as observed here, suggests that, once adapted to hypoxia, islets are better able to survive.

Earlier in the round, Flesch had trouble reading the speed of the greens, but once he adapted to the pace, he started knocking the putts down.

Both O'Keeffe and Ms. Rothenberg were very much part of the New York art worlds of their eras, but both turned reclusive once they adapted to life out West: O'Keeffe at Ghost Ranch, about 65 miles north of Santa Fe; Ms. Rothenberg at the 750-acre ranch about 25 miles south of here, that she shares with Mr. Nauman.

Once I adapted to the lower-grade graphics, I began to see where the Wii truly shines; game play.

Once I adapted to life in New York, my frequent visits to the City of Brotherly Love slowed down to a few visits a year.

Examples go from populations of an epigean widespread species going underground with little morphological modifications to ancient, geographically widespread lineages of exclusively subterranean species likely to have diversified once fully adapted to the subterranean environment.

A widely accepted view on lineage evolution in cave organisms is that subterranean species are evolutionary dead-ends that do not disperse once fully adapted to the environment of deep caves or soil.

Because the way the models project this, as global warming gets going, once you've adapted to one decade you're going to have to change everything the next decade.