| Unusual or maladapted work conditions can cause, directly or indirectly, risks to health and provoke accidents. |
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| We have chosen games that are uniquely well adapted to spectacle and, perhaps as a consequence, maladapted to participation. |
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| As a biologist, my concern is whether or not the structure is well adapted or maladapted. |
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| The erstwhile dog blogger and great small-l liberal hope seems maladapted to the times. |
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| Escaped specimens breed with their wild brethren, producing future generations that are maladapted to the wild environment. |
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| In fact, if the problem has not been well understood to begin with, there is a high risk of a maladapted solution. |
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| Natural selection reduces genetic variation by eliminating maladapted individuals, and consequently the mutations that caused the maladaptation. |
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| We as a human race today are moving in a direction that is maladapted for the survival of our species because we fight too much. |
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| These factors will contribute to the construction of a representation more or less consistent with biomedical knowledge, and generate maladapted pain management behaviours. |
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| These emerging adults may be off-putting to a worried 40-something — their sense of entitlement and their lack of humility are somewhat hard to take — but they're not necessarily maladapted. |
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| The Maginot Line, which was built in Eastern France between the two World Wars to counter the risk of a repeated German invasion, is an enlightening example of a maladapted strategy. |
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| While DND is no doubt skilled in waging war, it has proven itself completely maladapted to the task of operating an after-school program for children. |
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| That's a critical step in getting their maladapted ego out of the way so they can learn to engage life on its own terms and thereby become functional. |
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| Maladapted lighting can cause fatigue and reduction of alertness that can become the cause of work accidents. |
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