Sentence examples for poorly adapting from inspiring English sources

The resulting negative energy balance is considered a normal occurrence in dairy cows after calving (McArt et al. 2013), but only animals poorly adapting to these changing physiologic conditions are at risk of developing various production disorders.

Although batch cultures are well-suited to study low temperature adaptation dynamics, they are poorly adapted to study prolonged exposure to low temperature.

This situation has biosafety implications regarding the unintended spread of novel transgenes, and risk assessments of crop-wild hybrids often assume that poorly adapted hybrid progeny will not evolve adaptive phenotypes.

If it changes more rapidly, few adaptive walks will be completed, and the population will be poorly adapted most of the time.

If the predator or competitor is causing the deaths of individuals that are poorly adapted to the changing environment, then the species interaction probably will facilitate adaptation.

During low precipitation periods, better-adapted trees could maintain some growth and become relatively larger compared with poorly adapted trees during these drought years.

Or are you pursuing a passion for which you're poorly adapted?

The educated and elegant Viktorovich is poorly adapted to the mortifying demands of war.

Being poorly adapted to this new habitat, Dr. Olson said, humans may have had to make many genetic compromises.

Old World vultures have relatively strong feet, but New World Vultures have flat, weak feet that are poorly adapted for grasping.

Although amphibians are formally given the status of terrestrial animals, they are poorly adapted to life on land.