Sentence examples for the most adapted from inspiring English sources

Rebecca Gilman, the provocative author of the plays "Spinning Into Butter" and "Boy Meets Girl," has written an adaptation of one of the most adapted plays of our time, "A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen.

If there is no adaptation beyond that point it is because the population has reached the most adapted state allowed by the model.

It is also the most adapted.

Also, the fact that it is probably one of the most adapted and readapted books we have gives it many different meanings.

Experimental study and statistical analysis were performed to select the most adapted one for this problem.

A well-conducted factorial study is needed to select the most adapted system.

What industries will have the most adapting to do, and will they make changes in their products or just market the products in a different way? A. It's the companies that make the products that have strong attributes, products that would appeal to one person but not another.

Most of these bones are from Bowheads, the whales most adapted to life in ice-water.

In the powerfully flying insects, the wings are most adapted for the stresses and aerodynamics of flight.

Cell migration during mixing allowed the mutant type most adapted to the low-lysine environment to sweep through the entire community.

In applied antimicrobial therapy, the data can serve as a decision guidance in choosing the antimicrobial agent most adapted to the prevailing epidemiological situation.