Sentence examples for well acclimatized from inspiring English sources

The weather, he might say, is congenial to empiricists, naturalists, agnostics; the well acclimatized have admired the two Principia's and the Tractatus and have read a hundred pages of Hume for one of Kant.

All subjects were well acclimatized at the time of on-snow testing.

In contrast, populations in southern China are less well acclimatized to extreme low temperatures and few buildings in this region have heating systems to respond to low temperatures.

Subjectively, participants were well acclimatized to high altitude with no evidence of acute high altitude illness at the time of the study and had no contraindications to undertake a maximal exercise capacity test.

However this type of vacation is definitely one that you'll want to dedicate a couple weeks to because a lot of time will be spent in the sky, as well as acclimatizing to different time zones.

After transportation to the laboratory, the specimens were given prophylactic treatment with 0.05% KMnO4 solution for 2 min to avoid any dermal infection and were properly maintained and acclimatized well under laboratory conditions for a period of more than a month.

Overall, the participants acclimatized well to high altitude and reported only mild, transient degrees of headache and fatigue/weakness during the 5 days preceding experimentation at Everest Base Camp.

As Channa striatus was found to be available in most of the experimental fishing, suggesting that this species has possibly acclimatized well to the hyper thermal spring environment, we selected this species for the study.

The fishes were acclimatized in well-aerated tanks for a period of 1 month.

Healthy, uniform, and well-rooted plantlets were acclimatized in the greenhouse and produced true leaves after 12 days.

Word of this tacit new film has spread since it showed at Cannes, in May, and much of its allure is due to the speed eager and uncomplaining with which you feel the audience, innocents as well as buffs, acclimatizing to its antiquated modes.