Sentence examples for reported to adapt from inspiring English sources

A number of bacteria are reported to adapt to challenging environmental conditions such as osmotic stress.

Subjective methods have been reported to adapt a general-purpose ontology for a specific application.

Hollywood heavyweights are making their interest known to the director Mike Nichols, who is reported to be adapting Sam Kashner and Nancy Schoenberger's book Furious Love: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and the Marriage of the Century.

The MCT4 protein is reported to be adapted to the export of lactate from highly glycolytic cells [32].

Similarly, wearing white uniform, stethoscopes, getting small gifts from pharmaceutical representatives etc. and recognition by other staff members were reported to help them adapt to the primary health care centre work as team members: It was nice to dress in the white uniform for the first time and feel what it is like to be a practising doctor (114).

Social support based on likeness, and the evolving ideas of HA work indicate flexibility within the current population through the reported ability to adapt to new physical, emotional and social environments.

Countries reported having to adapt clinical practice sessions due to limited numbers of sick patients with observable clinical signs, or unavailability of transport to clinical settings.

These species have been reported to be relatively well adapted to exposed conditions [presence of tank, medium density of trichomes (absorptive scales) and short time-span to maturity (Benzing and Renfrow 1971; Hietz et al. 2002)].

In addition to Ca. Scalindua, freshwater species Ca. Kuenenia stuttgartiensis was also reported to be able to gradually adapt to salty water (Kartal et al. 2006).

This is contrary to what was found in Kenya where health workers were reported to have inadequacies in adapting or responding to new clinical practices or guidelines due to lack of perceived benefits linked to their uptake [ 17].

In this sense, the study reported here aimed to adapt and test the construct validity and reliability of the PVQ-24 in a sample of Brazilian and Portuguese teenagers and test the cross-cultural validity of the content and structure hypotheses of the societal approach to values.