Future translational researchers of all ages must be adaptable, life-long learners, says Disis. "They have to be highly curious about a lot of different things, collecting data and ideas from the basic literature and creatively applying these to disease solutions.
Kids who do play outside are less likely to get sick, to be stressed or become aggressive, and are more adaptable to life's unpredictable turns, Louv said.
Wild animals kept in confinement with humans are physically manipulated to make them less dangerous (their teeth are filed down and nails are removed, for instance) or to make them more adaptable to life in someone's home (for example, their tails are removed to accommodate diaper wearing and they are tethered or caged for hours every day).
Yet humans with their cognitive limitations also are capable of remarkable and adaptable real-life decision making 20 21 and systems with their glitches progressively get better in terms of functionality, interoperability and usefulness.
We have talked about taking just one of the cats — maybe whichever seems the most adaptable to indoor life.
Within limits, this has made marine life adaptable and resilient; but humanity has, in places, begun to test those limits.
But the architects recognized that playing with verticality would give the structures a more adaptable and sustainable life.
Certain individual horses require more fulfillment than others, they are less adaptable to stabled life, require more patience and understanding to facilitate gate relaxation and acceptance.
In case you are concerned about modesty, the look was shown with a one legged pair of trousers - not much more adaptable to everyday life, but stunning on the catwalk.
Islam is a faith of many faces: from its stern Wahhabi visage in Saudi Arabia to the more flexible versions that prevail in Egypt or Indonesia, where clerics have long scoffed at rigid rules like the Saudis' ban on women's driving, and have argued that Islam is eternally adaptable to modern life.
