Sentence examples for those adaptations from inspiring English sources
Researchers have long known that babies adapt to their world even before they're born and that those adaptations affect their physiology and metabolism as adults, including their risk for chronic disease.
With predictions of increased sea surface temperatures and other physical changes to the ocean (IPCC, 2013), knowledge of how seabirds can adapt (Sydeman et al., 2012) and the factors limiting those adaptations are essential for effective management of seabird populations in the future.
After completing this task, students should be able to understand that the modern and ancient animals and communities are/were adapted to their environments and that the natural forces that create/created those adaptations are/were the same in both cases.
The study serves as a reminder that nature can be more adaptive and resilient than expected when facing environmental challenges--although what those adaptations will mean for marine ecosystems remains an open question.
This would be one of those adaptations to climate change that looked a lot like an adverse impact.
Hence those adaptations could not have been the result of animals' gliding from treetops in efforts at primitive flight, as some "voodoo paleontology" has suggested.
However, there is inadequate evidence to what extent that adoption of those adaptation options impacted household food security in Ethiopia in general and in Muger sub-basin in particular.
I'd hope making Austen "relevant" – surely the unspoken urge behind those wretched adaptations – is far from the authors' minds.
Britain has been doing it right back to early Dennis Potter and Stephen Poliakoff plays and all those serialised adaptations of the classics".
Thus, only fast individuals or those with adaptations allowing them to capture prey using other means will pass their genes to the next generation.
The length of time for those chronic adaptations to be seen varies by gender, chronological age, training age, and genetic makeup.
