Sentence examples for were better adapted to from inspiring English sources

Also supporting the co-adaptation hypothesis, genotypes of Bradyrhizobium were better adapted to hosts related to those from which their ancestors were isolated.

Biologists said elk and bighorn sheep were better adapted to survive severe winters.

The Egyptians created two cursive hands, the hieratic (priestly) and the demotic (a simplified form of hieratic suited to popular use), which were better adapted to papyrus.

You might argue that hunter-gatherers were better adapted to their environment simply because they spent many thousands of years at it — much longer than we've spent sitting in front of a computer or eating Mars bars.

They evidently kept to Arctic latitudes, perhaps because more southerly regions were already occupied by the Inuit, or because they were better adapted to life in the Arctic, Dr. Rasmussen said.

Poor farmers, unable to afford the fertilizers and pesticides, have often reaped even lower yields with these grains than with the older strains, which were better adapted to local conditions and had some resistance to pests and diseases.

This unique adaptation of C. thermophilum may be another indication that its proteins are better adapted to high temperatures than the other two thermophilic Sordariomycetes.

(They are better adapted to detecting motion).

Less pungent than true lime, it is better adapted to growing conditions in the United States.

But some people are better adapted to certain types of paintings.

Palese argues that the virus may be better adapted to ferrets than to other mammals.