Sentence examples for adaptable in terms of from inspiring English sources

Although they are not particularly diverse morphologically, scorpions are quite adaptable in terms of ecology, behaviour, physiology, and life history.

They are apparently the most broadly adaptable in terms of the independent variables tested.

First, alignment between curriculum guidelines and teaching practices could be greatly improved if new guidelines were to become more adaptable in terms of Rogers' (2003) five perceived characteristics of innovations.

This predicted ability to withstand oxidative stress also may make B. pilosicoli more adaptable in terms of its abilities to colonize the large intestines of a wide variety of host species, where environmental conditions are likely to vary.

An inherent challenge in DSPL engineering is to reduce the design complexity of adaptable software, particularly in terms of evolution.

Of the reason for the content warning, Lisa Melandri, CAM's executive director, said, "It was a chance for us to show we were indeed adaptable, not just in terms of the way that we change who we are for various exhibitions, but in being able to change very quickly the way even the display of the artwork looks".

The results showed that the adaptable menu was the best in terms of both performance and satisfaction.

In this environment, veterinary parasitologists must be adaptable, imaginative and pro-active in terms of setting the agendas for establishing strategic alliances, promoting research needs and developing research programs.

Recently, a flexible substrate fabricated by combining electrospun nanofibers with Au, Ag, or AuAg-mixed nanostructures has become popular due to their excellent SERS performance and, compared with the rigid substrate, these flexible structures are adaptable to a rough substrate in terms of wrapping and bending [106, 114].

"I was easygoing in terms of being adaptable in my social life.

The results showed that adaptable and adaptive menus were superior to the traditional one in terms of both performance and user satisfaction.