The phrase "adaptable response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or modify a reaction or answer based on changing circumstances or information.
Example: "In a rapidly changing environment, an adaptable response is crucial for success in any organization."
Alternatives: "flexible reaction" or "versatile reply".
Whether the asymmetry-induced aging is inevitable or an adaptive and adaptable response is debated.
However, with the chronical 2,4-D exposure (T2 group) only the 5-HT neuronal area from the dorsal raphe nucleus (DRN) was increased, suggesting an adaptable response of 5-HT neurons in median raphe nucleus (MRN).
We also included an adaptable response deadline to encourage faster, increasingly automatic access to quantity representation.
The aforementioned adaptable response deadline added speed pressure to these arithmetic tasks, thus progressively encouraging the use of more advanced procedures such as fact retrieval or decomposition.
This bacterial strain showed different adaptable responses to hydrocarbon growth, and was found either free within the bulk water phase or associated with hydrocarbons in the oil/water interface and emulsions (Figure 2a-f).
Thus, shifts in home range and seclusion to non-tourist areas are predictable, adaptable responses to disturbance.
Immunotherapy aims to initiate or augment the highly adaptable immune response towards cancer, providing durable responses that might be more robust to mutagenesis.
An understanding of bone as an adaptable, responsive material was expanded upon through Frost's mechanostat theory, wherein forces exerted on the skeleton by associated muscle direct a biochemical response which carries out the bone remodelling.
The explosion of basic and translational discoveries will demand a "systems biology" approach at the fingertips of the future clinician, and realize the dream of proactive and highly adaptable "engineered" response to the very complex "survival" biology of urologic tumors.
Considering the demanding conditions of Tokamak, the manipulator should be adaptable to rapid response in the extreme conditions such as high temperature, vacuum and so on.
Artificial systems able to form a wide range of nonbiological products under programmatic control are likely to be more brittle and less adaptable in their response to changes in their environment than biological systems.
