Sentence examples for well adapted in from inspiring English sources

Parasites in a diseased host face environments which differ from the static, well adapted in vitro conditions.

It was the first major outbreak of this multidrug-resistant strain of Klebsiella in the United States, and Wetherbee was concerned that the bacterium had become so well adapted in the I.C.U. that it could not be killed with the usual ammonia and phenol disinfectants.

R/S has the advantage of fast computation with localization in space domains and is well adapted in the analysis of surface roughness, providing an insight into the stochastic properties of a fractal surface.

"These individuals are not under our care, and we would suggest also not under the care of the Kazakh Red Crescent Society in the sense of having responsibility for their status; however, we are attentive to their situation and wish for them to be well adapted in their new countries," the ICRC statement read.

The multinomial logit function is well adapted in our case to deal with different types of variables.

Heat/moisture exchangers are not well adapted in cases of leaks since the 'dry' flow from the ventilator is higher than the 'dampened' flow returning from the patient.

We conclude that our asMIP technology can effectively quantify alternative splicing in human tissues and is well adapted for in-depth splicing studies on several hundred to tens-of-thousands of biologically important splice junctions in a variety of organisms.

Pathogenesis/virulence of A. pleuropneumoniae has been known to be related to many specific factors in addition to its metabolic features well adapted to in vivo growth and in vitro survive described above.

This would be consistent with the notion that the SARS-CoV isolates from the patients that gave rise to the in vitro lines are well adapted for in vitro growth.

With plasticity, the same genotypes occasionally produce other, suboptimal phenotypes: These genotypes are thus overall less well adapted than in the absence of plasticity, which slows their ascent in the population.

He seems to have been ordinary and well adapted, which, in a way, is remarkable given his fractured home life.