Sentence examples for somewhat adapted to from inspiring English sources

The ecosystem remains novel due to its component parts and underlying environmental changes (e.g., high soil nutrient levels), but it has historical echoes through the use of native canopy species that we chose based on an expectation that they would be somewhat adapted to the environmental conditions of the site.

At 81 years old, Faustino is still spry and still doesn't go to town very often, but he has somewhat adapted to the changes surrounding him.

7 This may indicate that residents have somewhat adapted to the strain following the eruption.

The one-year interval was chosen based on the idea that participants should have somewhat adapted to their new situation as registered nurses, and that equal time lags were recommended [ 68].

Although these studies have begun to address the need for different versions of Chinese health surveys, one issue is that the samples used in these studies (either Chinese Americans or Hong-Kong Chinese) have been somewhat adapted to Western cultures from an ecological point of view.

Shortleaf pine is somewhat more adapted to dry, fine textured upland soils than is loblolly pine.

Chen et al. were able to completely reconstruct the morphology of the larvae to reveal how they were uniquely, and somewhat bizarrely, adapted to life as aquatic ectoparasites.

But it does add somewhat to the cost.Developers have adapted to these constraints as best they can.

This is perhaps because the government-defined maternal and child care AHTs are somewhat limited and not specifically adapted to the needs of rural populations [ 21].

Small cups may seem cruel, but bettas usually stay in a pet store for a few weeks, and are adapted to living in somewhat similar conditions for months in the wild.

To adapt to serpentine soils, plant species often possess morphologies somewhat distinct from closely related species not adapted to serpentine sites.