Sentence examples for pre adapted from inspiring English sources

It is therefore tempting to suggest that the modern invasion of EUS forests is only the latest chapter in a long history of highly (pre)adapted East Asian lineages colonizing mesic temperate forests worldwide.

Bears have the ability to gorge and fatten up when food is abundant and then remain inactive for long periods -- and some of us seem almost pre-adapted along those lines.

Some advantageous characteristics have pre-adapted F. microcarpa into a good invasive fig species around the world.

Both species are assumed to be pre-adapted to higher nitrogen contents in their host plant, stinging nettle (Urtica dioica).

Insect wings may have arisen from structures used as heat radiators, which pre-adapted some insects for flight capacity (Kingsolver and Koehl 1985).

Currently 5.2 million of 33.9 million Californians live in households pre-adapted to ME-enabled vehicles, 3.9 million if natural gas is required for home refueling.

Based on this observation, the resistance of bacterial cells pre-adapted with sub-lethal levels of H2O2 to a lethal dose of the same agent was assessed.

A 10% v/v inoculum of cultures pre-adapted on the various substrates in bottles was used to inoculate the fermentors and the gas inlet and exhaust were clamped after inoculation.

Rice species may have been pre-adapted to invade open habitat.

Cells were pre-adapted to low light (LL) at 16 h of daily illumination.

As the strains have been pre-adapted they are likely to no longer be isogenic.