Sentence examples for were originally adapted from inspiring English sources

The discovery of Jurassic bees which today are dependent upon flowering plants (angiosperms)—suggests either the early presence of angiosperms or that bees were originally adapted to other strategies.

The device and methodology presented were originally adapted from a prior, cadaveric study [ 32].

Aquatic life poses numerous challenges for mammals that were originally adapted for life on land [ 2].

Class I aaRSs were originally adapted to aminoacylate tRNA, for the most part with the "large" biosynthetically complex amino acids.

These questions were originally adapted from the School Health and Alcohol Harm Reduction Project SHAHRPPatternserns of Alcohol' index [ 52] and trials of the ' Preventure' program [ 53], and reflect those used in previous CLIMATE Schools trials [ 47, 48, 51, 54].

PALM PLUS is an expansion of earlier iterations, PALSA and PALSA PLUS (Practical Approach to Lung Health in South Africa), which themselves were originally adapted from the Health Systems Research Unit at the South African Medical Research Council, and the Knowledge Translation Unit at the University of Cape Town [ 5- 7].

The finding extends the previous known range of camels in North America northwards by about 750 miles, and suggests the lineage that gave rise to modern camels may have been originally adapted to living in an Arctic forest environment.

Specifically, providing the farm environment with the key features towards which the behaviour was originally adapted brings three classes of benefits.

Crisphead – Better known as "iceberg" lettuce, the most popular lettuce in the US, this type is very heat-sensitive and was originally adapted for growth in the northern US.

The data source for this analysis was originally adapted from the Gene Ontology Server of 2012; we kept it being continuously updated to be consistent with the latest release, including recently corrected GO numbers and descriptions (Feb. 2013).

The evolutionary transition to mouthbrooding offers an excellent opportunity to test the functional coupling hypothesis because mouthbrooding introduces a novel function to the cranium, which is originally adapted for feeding.