Sentence examples similar to primed for adaptation from inspiring English sources

The genre of computer game adaptations comes primed for low expectations, but even so this is poor: patched-together CGI-assisted action along with rudimentary and witless characterisation.

The possibility remains, however, that a small population of 'seed' cells in primary tumors are primed for brain metastases with additional adaptations that occur in the brain microenvironment 'soil' [ 17, 18].

Tocco itself was primed for success.

Beats has also been primed for expansion.

Isner seems primed for a deep run.

But my appetite was primed for porterhouse.

Not to mention primed for part three".

These immortalized cells are primed for carcinogenesis.

Pyruvate dehydrogenase phosphatase regulatory subunit expression at baseline (P = 0.01, r = 0.41) and posttraining (P = 0.01, r = 0.43) were both correlated with %ΔSi.Exercise-induced adaptations in skeletal muscle Si are related to baseline levels of Ca-regulating transcripts, which may prime the muscle for adaptation.

The first cadre of 9-year-olds who read "Sorcerer's Stone" and "Chamber of Secrets" were primed to line up for the film adaptations of those books, as the movies prepared new readers for the fourth book, "Goblet of Fire," and so on.

"We're a poster child for adaptation".