Sentence examples for poor adaptations from inspiring English sources

Fine, fair and poor, adaptations passed through the studios at regular intervals, always able to command the best-regarded of actors, writers and directors even when the result betrayed Greene's psychodrama into melodrama.

Poor adaptation in this group threatens adaptive functioning in adulthood, for years after surviving cancer.

Adaptation by and for the poor alone is likely to be poor adaptation.

Being insulated would potentially be a poor adaptation in an animal of rexy's size (likely considered in excess of 10 tons these days, or more than twice that of most elephants you could care to lay your hands on).

A greater time allocated to tutoring during holidays by the July-August group compensates for poor adaptation.

There are abundant business school case studies of forays into local markets gone wrong from poor adaptation.

Acute lactic acidosis (ALA) and subclinical ruminal acidosis (SARA) are economically-important pathologies associated with poor adaptation of the ruminal ecosystem to diets high in soluble carbohydrates.

Recent research found that an insecure attachment may be a risk factor for an outcome of poor adaptation that includes chronic pain [9] and that pain perception may change in relation with specific attachment styles.

Nicotine-exposed animals showed growth retardation, hyperactivity, and poor adaptation in a new environment, increased level of anxiety during the early adolescent period, and robust cognitive deficits in early adulthood.

New operating points are computed from actual training samples, versus an alternative approach involving grid generation, that is prone to redundant calculations, and poor adaptation to certain classifier architectures.

Allgame's Brett Weiss praised all aspects of the game, while Parish called it a poor adaptation.