Sentence examples for that adapt better from inspiring English sources
During my visit in January, winemakers talked about developing tannats that adapt better to global palates (drinkers abroad may find the wine too rustic or earthy), about crafting unique blends, and about diversifying their portfolios with popular grapes.
Species evolve by changing in ways that adapt better or worse to their environment, and such changes occur at the genetic level.
The next generation of manufacturing systems will need to support different technologies such as Web Services (WSs) and Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) in order to create dynamic production sites that can adapt better to frequent configuration changes.
This suggests that human adapt better to cold than to heat.
They even generate the ideas that adapt those structures to better enforce racialized exclusion.
Hospital staff have found that children often adapt better to a hospital if their parents stay with them for as long as possible.
Mrs. Provost has replaced them with five native rhododendron plants in the hope that they will adapt better to local climatic conditions.
Night workers are more probable to be definite evening types compared to daytime workers [20], and it seems that morning types adapt better to daytime work than evening types.
Consistent with these results, findings from a follow-up experiment using a trackball that required only small finger movements showed that patients with PD adapt better to gradual as against sudden perturbations, when compared to age-matched healthy controls.
"Such an evaluation will enable early identification of women who are concerned they will have difficulty contending with parental roles and offer them tools that will help them adapt better to the transition to motherhood," the researchers noted.
Genetic diversity is usually considered a good thing: the more a population has, the more likely individuals will have gene variants that will help them adapt better to new climates, diets, and life-threatening diseases, such as malaria or smallpox.
