Sentence examples for truly adapted from inspiring English sources

Both Falcao and Di Maria only lasted one season at United, having both never truly adapted to England's top flight.

As a comparison, an animal truly adapted to dim light vision, the toad (Bufo) has a calculated optical sensitivity of 2.41 μm2.41[18].

In this study, we did observe a difference in replication speed between original virus and virus passaged on KG1 cells, but sequencing is needed to determine whether the virus truly adapted to the cell line.

This includes whether it can truly be adapted to specific areas of health systems, like perinatal care, and elicit participation from specific groups of user interacting with specific health service.

[ 27] Knockouts of narG in a SCID mouse model with M. tuberculosis BCG show a decreased virulence of the mutant compared to wild type [ 88], leaving open the possibility that blocking nitrate reduction could be effective against a truly hypoxic adapted M. tuberculosis.

We truly must adapt to their style of business in order to do deals".

As author and farmer Wendell Berry once said in an interview, "In a truly grounded, locally adapted culture, the artists would be the rememberers.

Field observations (Skvortsov 1968) support the view that they are truly distinct species, possibly adapted to different ecological niches because they are rarely found growing together.

Give Gailey credit for recognizing what Fitzpatrick truly is and adapting his offense accordingly.

A modern male who is well and truly dressed can adapt at a moment's notice.

If the actors were given the room to be truly responsive and adapt to the new insights obtained by the inclusive deliberation processes, an integrated scientific output could be achieved, which is a key element to RRI.