Sentence examples for which could adapt from inspiring English sources
At. thiooxidans A01, which could adapt up to 800 mM As III) after adaptation, showed higher arsenic resistance in pure culture and coculture than L. ferriphilum YSK.
Sigman liked everything about Aceves — his loose arm, which could adapt to any role; the way he tried new pitches, which showed his willingness to improve; his gregarious personality, which Sigman felt could work well in New York; and his drive, which Sigman compared to that of Teddy Higuera, the former All-Star Sigman signed for the Milwaukee Brewers in 1983.
In this time several smaller companies were established which could adapt to new market conditions more easily.
The company provided a skid with a flowmeter, which would give accurate flow rate readings over pressurisation protection, and two pumpsets, which could adapt the flow to system requirements.
In this study, a participatory approach was used to create an environment in which farmers could adapt the indicators proposed by scientists for monitoring the five main production diseases on dairy cattle farms.
One possible application of such technology would be video games, which could automatically adapt to a player's level based on the stress in his voice.
The new research offers a deeper understanding of the phenomenon which could be adapted to produce more practical treatments.
But they view the testing as evidence that Iraq is still working to perfect its ballistic missile technology, which could be adapted to missiles with a longer range.
The original camp adopted a name, Occupy Wall Street, which could be adapted to suit any location: Occupy Winnipeg, Occupy Warsaw, Occupy Wellington, and so on.
There is ample evidence to show that by the 14th century it was the practice of glaziers to have a stock of finished cartoons, executed on parchment or paper, which could be adapted for different glazing schemes.
Guidelines for plant protection products which could be adapted to GMPs are currently available [19].
