By triggering these responses, S. mutans can efficiently cope and rapidly adapt to changing conditions during the biofilm development observed in our model.
"This burdensome overregulation threatens the ability of our public higher education systems to promote economic development and successfully adapt to changing educational and fiscal circumstances".
Plasticity is thus an alternative to genetic change allowing populations to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
Studying an organism's form, processes, and habitat can lead to the development of structures that are able to adapt to changing trends and standards over time.
The advancement of public policies and economic development of semiarid regions reflect societal attempts to adapt to changing natural and modified environments.
Thus, development of HRA tools that can respond and adapt to changing technological and social circumstances would be likely to meet the needs of the workers and users better than one that assumes a constant state.
Research has shown attendance of professional development workshops and training courses to hardly improve the teaching practices of teachers or help them adapt to changing teaching circumstances (Clarke and Hollingsworth, 2002; Richardson and Placier, 2001).
Once under way, they are slow to adapt to changing circumstances.
As a result, many French regions are unable to adapt to changing technology or consumer preferences.
The introduction to the field manual says, "Effective insurgents rapidly adapt to changing circumstances.
