Sentence examples for similar adaptations from inspiring English sources

Rather, they are grouped together informally because nearly all share a similar adaptive grade (i.e., they have similar adaptations).

Mangroves are actually an unrelated, heterogeneous group of species with similar adaptations to this particular environment.

Disney, however, is exploring using the model for other series, Mr. Lerner said, although not every show is appropriate for similar adaptations.

This phenomenon, reminiscent of that in mollusks, demonstrates the way in which similar adaptations have evolved in diverse groups of organisms.

The academic, who is now studying a range of other fairy tales, said: "This exemplifies a process biologists call convergent evolution, in which species independently evolve similar adaptations".

Even distantly related members of the family may exhibit similar adaptations to fire, namely massive underground woody tubers or seeds held in woody follicles that are released only after a burn.

MacLean and Bell [30], [49] tested the ability of P. fluorescens to adapt to an array of different carbon sources and observed overall similar adaptation to the selective carbon source and more divergence in growth on other carbon sources.

(I fully agree with Anthony Tommasini's positive review of the production, which ran in repertory with a similar adaptation of Bizet's "Carmen").

In this section, we try to show that our approach have similar adaptation facilities.

If the fixator is extended across the ankle by use of a calcaneal ring or similar adaptation, it ensures the hindfoot is kept plantigrade but interferes with the normal gait pattern.

It is preluded by a similar adaptation of "Bread of Heaven" to that used in the episode "The Beast in the Cage" by disgruntled car mechanics.