The phrase "adapt to changing environmental" is not correct as it is missing a noun.
It should be "adapt to changing environmental conditions" or "adapt to changing environmental factors." You can use it when discussing the need for flexibility in response to variations in the environment, such as in business, ecology, or personal development.
Example: "In order to survive in today's market, companies must learn to adapt to changing environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "adjust to evolving environments" or "respond to shifting environmental factors."
Plasticity is thus an alternative to genetic change allowing populations to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
PV among isolates might be misidentified by phenotypic assays, as biochemical activities may change during growth to allow the microbes to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
Tumor cells adapt to changing environmental conditions, profoundly shaping the enzymatic dependencies of individual cells.
At every scope and scale, cells are connected together in networks that jointly seek to problem-solve and adapt to changing environmental circumstances.
Microorganisms play an essential role in remediation of most organic contaminants in soil and water resources due to their metabolic versatility and their capacity to adapt to changing environmental conditions (Meckenstock et al. 2015).
The dynamic capabilities allow the firm to recognize the changing environment and, placing between business and environment, enable firm resources to dynamically adapt to changing environmental characteristics (Teece et al. 1997).
Island populations have a limited genetic repertoire and may, in the future, face problems adapting to changing environmental conditions without a flow of genes from others of their kind.
Using secondary data review and interviews conducted in two selected neighbourhoods in the Accra Metropolitan Area, the findings show that self-governance mechanism has the potential to support informal settlers' capacity in terms of adapting to changing environmental situations by mutual cooperation and consensus building.
Particularly in the case of previously successful entrepreneurs, strong ties can lead to the formation of "clubs" where the members have known each other for a long time and support each other time and time again, without adapting to changing environmental conditions (Starr and Bygrave 1991).
