“You don't have to tell your body how to acclimate to new environments because it's wired into our systems.”

“Slow-to-warm-up children need time to acclimate to a new environment and time to watch others do activities first.”

“It's important to try to help foreign students acclimate to American universities.”

“You'll need to acclimatize yourself back to regular life again.”

“After spending months in the frigid Arctic, the explorers had to acclimatize to the scorching desert climate during their expedition in the Sahara Desert.”

“After spending several months in the tropical rainforest, the team members were able to acclimatize themselves to the high humidity and constant heat.”

“You should therefore avoid a quick ascent and take time to acclimatise to the mountains' oxygen challenged air.”

“That may suit an English team stronger in the one day game, giving them time to acclimatise to conditions and pitches.”

“They will have to acclimatise to the weather conditions, especially in their training sessions.”

“This guard cell response to CO 2 acclimatizes to the environmental conditions on the transfer of plants between the two environments.”

“As you ascend, your body acclimatizes to the decreasing oxygen.”

“Attending day programs on a frequent basis ensures that the person with dementia acclimatizes to the new environment which will help lessen anxiety, while promoting social interaction and mental stimulation.”

“The return of all-conference junior guard Gabe Pruitt should help, once Pruitt acclimates himself to his teammates.”

“The first stage acclimates the patient to stimulation and strengthens the leg muscles by moving the patient's legs in a motion similar to exercise on a leg lift machine.”

“The coaches have kept the same training regime and Richardson expects the athletes will be acclimatised by the time they move from Erba to Milan.”

“This is because a brickie becomes acclimatised to the sun's rays, whereas an office worker is more likely to sunburn.”

“Having acclimatised to the new conditions, the next step is becoming involved more in community life in his new hometown.”

“Staff should be acclimatized and trained in new technologies and methodologies.”

“Prior to the 1996 Olympic Games, the Belarus team acclimatized themselves to the time zone by training in Roswell, Georgia.”

“Having acclimatized to the less-than-welcoming conditions, the Royals moved on to the tactical phase of the training.”

“During the trek she will be walking at altitudes of up to 4, 000m and will spend two days acclimatising.”

“This research could provide swifter methods to acclimatising astronauts entering microgravity.”

“A group of mentors will guide refugees through their early months in the town in a scheme aimed at acclimatising them to life in their new home.”

“Spend four days acclimatizing in Lhasa and continue across this amazing land. negotiating 17,000-foot passes through the ice-bound Himalayas.”

“Cara might have been new to their world, but she was fairly good at acclimatizing herself.”

“She felt like she was acclimatizing, so to speak, to the life of a rock star.”

“We will be acclimating hatching crocodiles to varying salinities, from fresh water to full-strength seawater.”

“Michelle also plays a role in ensuring the professional well-being of the dancers and acclimating them into the GBCM environment.”

“Passaging is the process for acclimating virus to grow in a production environment at optimum yield.”