Sentence examples for physically adapted to from inspiring English sources
Since some medical offices cannot be physically adapted to meet accreditation requirements, especially in Manhattan, many physicians have been seeking new office space, said Paul Wexler, the president of Corcoran Wexler Healthcare Properties, a real estate brokerage firm specializing in medical office space.
Preferential flow was not only more likely to occur during irrigation events, but also during natural events at the irrigated sites, suggesting that the irrigated soils have physically adapted to accommodate large volumes of water, after decades of spray irrigation.
These contributions are related to the constriction of the current lines at the tip-CNT, CNT-substrate and tip-substrate interfaces, therefore two combined models are required: a mechanical model giving the contact area, and an electrical model physically adapted to this size allowing to calculate the resulting resistance.
Their bodies had begun to physically adapt to the mental imagery of 1959, when the subjects were a lot younger.
After a summary of the existing theoretical results, the asymptotic model is explicitly adapted to physically realistic situations and numerical results are shown in various cases.
A biotroph such as Pst, which maintains an intimate relationship with its host both physically and evolutionarily, might be particularly adapted to employ sRNA-based effectors [ 28].
Feminist cultural studies also has been adapted to understand the "paradox of the physically active female body" (Krane et al. 2004, p. 316; see also Cole 1993).
The body becomes adapted to the presence of narcotics (that is, becomes physically dependent on them).
Oftentimes, young persons are fine physically and could put their residual abilities to good use in the context of activities better adapted to their age.
