Sentence examples for only adapt to from inspiring English sources
Control populations, like the gradual populations, could only adapt to their new sex ratio condition that the lab-adapted population had not experienced during its history.
"Someone with A.D.H.D. can only adapt to a small range of niches in the world, and maybe there are fewer of those niches than there once were," as Nigg put it.
The VDA, the German carmakers' association, has applauded the move to tax CO2 emissions rather than engine capacity.Peter Fuss, an automotive expert at Ernst & Young, a consulting firm, is confident that German carmakers can not only adapt to these new challenges, but thrive on them.
However, these methods only adapt to the independent identically distributed (i.i.d) data, while the non-i.i.d is ignored.
In this research, we will also develop a two-level re-keying/re-routing schemes that cannot only adapt to a dynamic network topology but also securely update keys for each data transmission session.
Second, the boundary of knowledge needed for design and product development processes will become blurred, as a designer will be often required to not only adapt to 3D CAD processes but also learn new materials, relevant 3DP technology and applications.
This is an expected response, since psychrotrophic organisms, such as E. antarcticum B7, are only adapted to low temperatures, requiring more complex molecular adaptation processes then those observed for psychrophilic bacteria.
A distinctive feature of Salmonella is that it has not only adapted to survive in a strong inflammatory environment, but it also uses this adaptation as a strategy to gain a growth advantage over the intestinal microbiota.
He is not reinventing himself, only adapting to his personnel, Paterno insists.
Our ancestors separated from gorilla ancestors further back – some 13m years ago – but geneticists have found that the human pubic louse is related to the gorilla louse and the parasite only adapted to our ancestor's pubic region 3m years ago.
Goran Tunhammar, head of the employers' club, says Swedish companies are only adapting to a global market where top dogs at American and British companies, for instance, get much bigger salaries than their Swedish counterparts and lose much less than the 60% that high-earning Swedes pay in income tax.
