Sentence examples for adaptable responsive from inspiring English sources

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.

Only a small fraction (< 2.5%) of transcripts fluctuate over the 24 hours of autolysis, enriched in functional categories (energy metabolism, immune and signal responses) that are known to be the most adaptable and responsive biological processes and often highly variable between biological specimens [ 38].

The Aizenberg lab is at the forefront of this kind of adaptable and responsive material science.

It's also an adaptable holiday, responsive to its audiences through the ages and to changing historical tides.

Ted Nash, "Still Evolved" (Palmetto) — The saxophonist Ted Nash, one of the most adaptable and responsive sidemen around — he's a linchpin of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra — steps out on his own.

Rapid changes in product demand, product design and introduction of new products and increasing global competition require manufacturing systems to be highly flexible, adaptable and responsive.

**Ted Nash, "Still Evolved"** (Palmetto)—The saxophonist Ted Nash, one of the most adaptable and responsive sidemen around—he's a linchpin of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra steps out on his own.

Working abroad teaches us to view education as ever-evolving; learning is not confined to the constructed setting of lecture halls and seminar rooms, but rather can be continued throughout our lives, making us adaptable and responsive to new situations as a result.

The Protein and Nucleic Acid (PAN) facility's mission is to be adaptable and responsive to the changing needs of biomedical research by providing the Stanford scientific community continued access to key research tools and applications in an efficient and cost effective manner.

Those that thrive will be flexible, adaptable and responsive to the needs of students.

98 Pleiotropy is also the foundation of the cost of complexity hypothesis, which posits that complex organisms are less adaptable or responsive to evolution because of the increased degree of pleiotropy that is present.