Sentence examples for seem more adapted from inspiring English sources

American gut populations also seem more adapted to a meat-rich diet.

Thanks to the linearity of FEC codes, it has been shown in [17] that STECCs seem more adapted than other STB codes to be concatenated with linear forward error correcting codes.

Hence antisense tRNAs seem more adapted for translation, in r-selected species.

This enormous beast, it appears, paddled about like a duck.The discovery that S. aegyptiacus did its hunting in the sea solves the conundrum of competition with other predators like Bahariasaurus and Carcharodontosaurus, which seem more clearly adapted to pursuits such as pursuit on land.

They seem more intelligent, more adaptable.

mAOX1 seems to be more adapted to aldehyde substrates and the substrate specificity can not be converted back to purine substrates by two amino acid exchanges at the active site.

This diagnostic, similar in concept to the Q–Q plot, however, seems to be more adapted to detect overdispersed distributions more points not falling on a straight line than underdispersed ones, the double Poisson in this example.

Distribution of the logarithm of the 'start start time intervals' seemed to be more adapted to define the group meal criterion than a time interval defined as start_time n +1 stop_time n (stop start time interval) similar to the one used to define individual meal criterion.

When David Eldridge adapted Festen for the Almeida stage, he made a feuding Danish family seem more resonant because its conversation echoed Shakespeare's plays.

They now seem more coherent.

Political wives seem more savvy.