Sentence examples for actively adapted to from inspiring English sources
Instead, he says, these "pretty good managers" actively adapted to the cooling climate.
The women actively adapted to these factors/conditions and made a conscious choice between the two alternatives by weighing up the advantages and disadvantages of homebirths and hospital births.
While outside forces were exerting pressure on the delivery system (through financing system-payment reforms, through reforms in public county hospitals, through drug selling controls, through the creation of a competitive health providers' game, etc)., agents actively adapted to each change in the rules to protect their interests.
Cells are complex, dynamic systems that actively adapt to various stimuli including mechanical alterations.
They are able to actively adapt to the environment by changing helical handedness and pitch in response to various external stimuli; this is known as polymorphic transformation.
Among strategies to actively adapt to water loss, most significance is inducing protective molecules, which may be differentially regulated based on plant organs.
Also, the avoidance of the discontinuity problem with unilateral constraints is due to the time-dependent constraints strategy, which actively adapts to varying states.
It chases down 60 mph in less than six seconds, has an Active Body Control (ABC) suspension setup that actively adapts to both suspension movements and body vibrations and makes corrections to car attitude within milliseconds.
Realizing the benefits of actively adapting to the new low carbon economy, China is committing to move ahead regardless of what the U.S. does.
Altogether, these results shed light on the wounding response in the sweet potato leaf, which is overwhelmed by dynamic metabolism as well as actively adapting to the hostile environment.
Regulatory elements allowing Mycoplasma species to actively adapt to environmental signals are mainly unknown; phase and size variation of surface lipoproteins occur through distinct mutations and gene recombination and rearrangement.
