| These routes presented the fewest difficulties and demanded the least readaptation or change of habit. |
| This is one of the bodies of work that most genuinely achieves a reconsideration and readaptation of Baroque sensibilities. |
| For it to work, you have to be more disciplined and systematic during the readaptation phase if you want to milk this program for all it's worth. |
| Other cases of recent degradation and readaptation to insect-fertilisation are given by Professor Henslow. |
| Perhaps these early birds still retained enough features of their terrestrial ancestry to facilitate a readaptation to ground life in appropriate ecological circumstances. |
| The key to protein cycling is to raise carbohydrate and healthy fat intake during the readaptation phase. |
