Sentence examples for uniquely adapted for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "uniquely adapted for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been specifically modified or evolved to suit a particular environment or purpose. Example: "The polar bear is uniquely adapted for survival in the harsh Arctic climate, with its thick fur and layer of fat."
The RSMD is uniquely adapted for a wide range of field sites, especially for those without electric power, making it a useful tool for studying soil management strategies.
Accordingly, their eyes are uniquely adapted for low light.
Birds also have digestive and respiratory systems that are uniquely adapted for flight.
The rays are uniquely adapted for life along the bottom of the ocean, with disc shaped bodies able to effortlessly glide along the sea floor and powerful hoover-like mouths able to vacuum up any crabs or mollusks hidden in the sand.
Physical and functional coordination of PBP1B with Tol, facilitated by CpoB, reveals an important additional layer in the regulatory circuitry that controls PBP1B function, and paints an increasingly intricate picture of PBP1B as a regulatory scaffold that is uniquely adapted for the coordination of cell division process in E. coli.
Camels, unlike other livestock species, are uniquely adapted to hot and arid environments that are unsuitable for crop production, thus contributing significantly to the food security of pastoral households (Ahmad et al. 2010).
Snails are grown for our Caiman Lizards because they are uniquely adapted to dining on snails and relish these as treats.
The ant plant (Dischidia rafflesiana) is uniquely adapted with hollow inflated leaves filled with root structures.
Yet, wild animals are uniquely adapted to their own environment and occupy specialised places in their ecosystems, so are they really better off in a cage?
Blood vessels and their endothelial lining are uniquely adapted to the needs of the underlying tissue.
Habitat for riverine and riparian organisms is a constantly changing mosaic biophysically dynamic in space and time, and the biota are uniquely adapted to the dynamics of the system.
