Sentence examples for through adaptations from inspiring English sources

But remember, hunter-gatherers were not always healthy, their bodies went through adaptations not to be healthy but to have lots of children!

But what of the four other tales, most of which are best known today through adaptations for opera and ballet?

Re "In Snails and Snakes, Features to Delight Darwin" (Remarkable Creatures, Nov. 24): While a "single gene can cause right-left reversal" in snails, and predator-prey relationships can determine the survival of species through adaptations over time, the chemical composition of the microenvironment, wet or dry, can also have profound effects.

It was presumably therefore a logical step for him to use the movie studio clout he has gained through adaptations of The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns to pitch what he describes as "the greatest underdog sports story you've never heard".

Responding to Harris's comments, a BBC spokesman said: "We have dedicated programming like Radio 4's A Good Read and BBC Four's The Secret Life Of Books, run the BBC National Short Story Award, and introduced millions to new books through adaptations like Wolf Hall, the Casual Vacancy and Radio 4's Book At Bedtime".

He continues to haunt the public imagination – either through adaptations of his own work (last Christmas gave us a new Day of the Triffids on the BBC) or through thinly disguised homages (witness the opening of Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later, which almost exactly resembles the first chapters of The Day of the Triffids, and is in its turn parodied in the opening of Shaun of the Dead).

Continuing water deficit can then lead to more stable tolerance through adaptation mechanisms (adaptive plasticity) (Nicotra and Davidson 2010).

The soybean landrace was defined as a locally adapted, traditional variety of a domesticated soybean that has developed over time, through adaptation to its natural and cultural environment.

In other words, that we can keep burning fossil fuels, and solve the problem through adaptation efforts.

Neither is there much resistance to the idea that reducing emissions and preparing through adaptation are both desirable goals.

Survival through adaptation seems more likely.* "Growing Public: Social Spending and Economic Growth Since the Eighteenth Century".