Sentence examples for strongly adapted from inspiring English sources

The failure to recover the amoA transcripts, related to Deep Marine Group I of Crenarchaeota, was unanticipated and likely resulted from the physiology of these strongly adapted deep-sea organisms.

"We have a robust business, strongly adapted to the digital market place, that we have positioned to take full advantage of the continuing opportunities arising from growth of online sales and sales of ebooks," said Nigel Newton, chief executive of Bloomsbury.

Although it is strongly adapted to endemic tree heaths, it also breeds in broom, relict laurel forest, oak-dominated deciduous forest and stands of the introduced Japanese cedar, Cryptomeria japonica.

Alternatively, due to strong directional selection, populations with low levels of genetic variation can actually be more strongly adapted to local conditions and hence more likely to suffer from outbreeding depression following crosses between distinct populations.

Differing from C. elegans, the development of D. melanogaster, as also observed in many other arthropods, is strongly adapted to terrestrial environments and yolky eggs [ 10].

This could be related to the small sample size or could indicate that they are not as strongly adapted to the dairy environment and are closer to strains of plant origin.

Second paragraph of Strongly adapting model: "If these properties (f-I curve, rheobase current and adaptation) are captured, then the model will spike with similar frequencies as the physiological cell given the same amount of synaptic input".

The one exception was a strongly adapting interneuron.

The exceptions were a strongly adapting and a regular firing interneuron.

The majority of the strongly adapting neurons in the MGM subdivision had onset responses with short latencies.

Strongly adapting neurons in both the MGB and the IC [4], [6] were mainly onset responders, with relatively short latencies (<40 ms) for both the standard and the deviant stimuli.