Sentence examples for readapt to from inspiring English sources

"I'm learning to readapt to society," he said.

Humans, too, need to readapt to life on Earth after months in space.

Another problem looms when the assignment ends: how to readapt to American life.

They waited to see how the fish might readapt to its ancestral home.

Only a few years later, he dropped dead, as if he were never able to readapt to Soviet life.

"They came over here and had to readapt to everything, including the way they spoke English," he said.

Except in the special case of adaptation to C. annuum, TEV is able to readapt rapidly to a previous host whatever its evolutionary history has been.

Similarly, Szollosi et al. [ 33] suggested that horizontal gene transfer through bacterial migration may be beneficial by enabling bacteria to acquire genes from other spatially distinct populations to readapt faster to changing conditions.

There is growing interest in how best to adapt and readapt treatments to individuals to maximize clinical benefit.

Rescued by Estrin, a first novelist, from the end of Kafka's "Metamorphosis," the bug of the century works hard to readapt himself to the world of humanity.

I think it's that back-and-forth element of my life, where I have to readapt constantly to alien environments, that's made me very open but also quite rootless.