Sentence examples for adaptability to other from inspiring English sources
Gettas explained what he called "Sesame Street's unprecedented appeal abroad" was its broad appeal and adaptability to other cultures.
The LETS study is unique in design, aims to address gaps in the literature, and will provide evidence to support the expansion of the LIFEspan model and its adaptability to other organizations, within different clinical settings, and for clients with other childhood disabilities.
The expression of CaHsfB3a and B3b increased under osmotic stress but decreased under HS, which indicated that this pair of paralogs might have a specific regulatory role in strengthening a plant's adaptability to stresses other than HS [ 41].
Within financial services firms, Symphony looks to leverage the product's adaptability to "integrate with other systems" and "expand as a collaboration tool…to the rest of the organization".
Overall, our findings provide initial evidence for the predictive validity of employees' career adaptability with regard to other people's ratings of job performance.
The master Kepler process was programmed in accordance with standard practices to ensure portability to other platforms and adaptability to future needs.
It also helps aid their adaptability to accept and work for other people, which in turn contributes to their training and beyond.
This suggests that the liver (even when the donor is untreated) is perhaps more resistant to brain death associated injury than other organs, as it may have a greater adaptability to chemical, nutritional, and immunogenic stimuli than other vital organs.
The adaptability of this curriculum to other cadres of providers, such as nurses or midlevel providers, remains to be seen.
Moreover, given how the topic can affect the polarity lexicon, the adaptability of the method to other domain is questionable.
Further plans to implement this work in Cape Town, Dublin and Melbourne will appraise the adaptability of the algorithm to other study areas and modeling scales.
