Sentence examples for was already adapted from inspiring English sources
The C. tyrobutyricum strain used in this study was already adapted to wheat straw hydrolysate as previously mentioned by applying the adaptive laboratory evolution technique (Baroi et al. 2015a).
In a journal of the French Academy of Sciences, Dr. Senut and Dr. Pickford, a paleontologist, reported that partial remains of thigh bones bore signs suggesting that the creature "was already adapted to habitual or perhaps even obligate bipedalism when on the ground, but that it was also a good climber".
In the other, paleontologists propose that at least one creature escaped the suffocating gases because it was already adapted to thin air.
As previously mentioned, it is believed that a genetically bottlenecked form of rice arrived in the Korean peninsula from an era of early rice cultivation, as a domesticate that was already adapted to the temperate zone.
While the ΔNS1 H1N1 virus was already adapted to Vero cells, the wild type virus was propagated using Vero cells for 6 passages prior to the creation of the working bank.
Owing to the longer history of dog domestication, it is likely that the pattern of macronutrient selection in domesticated dogs had already diverged significantly from their wolf ancestors by 200 years ago when artificial selection intensified (Wayne and vonHoldt 2012), and all of the breeds in our study were derived from a common ancestor that was already "adapted" to a human-associated diet.
Joseph was already adapting his business to the new reality.
When the company approached him, he was already adapting his 1994 solo for a Portugese dancer and thinking about the possibility of doing a fourth Rite as a group dance.
Resistant varieties with Bph1 were initially released in 1973, but these varieties were already adapted and overcome by BPH in 1975 (Cohen et al. 1997).
Why? Diversifying their genes meant the snails could better defend themselves from parasites because the parasites were already adapted to the common hosts.
The researchers expected that trees in arid places would have large safety margins because they were already adapted to dry weather.
