Sentence examples for adaptable to changing environments from inspiring English sources

In adulthood, females born to nutrient-deficient mothers were more adaptable to changing environments (indicating better learning skills) but showed increased anxiety compared with controls.

All species continuously evolve to adapt to changing environments.

This may enable organisms highly coordinated adaptation to changing environments.

Lack of attention to changing environments.

We must encourage greater investment in technology such as irrigation, research into crops adaptable to changing conditions and proper management of the environment.

The system would be easily adaptable to changing economic and environmental conditions.

The market house, mostly dating from 1855, has proved, like the local farmers, adaptable to changing times.

Smaller farms are often better able to save seeds and develop new varieties of crops that are adaptable to changing weather and climate.

That means a cluster is more adaptable to changing mission goals and less susceptible to the loss of any one component than a single satellite of equivalent complexity.

Now, five years later, the no wheel has turned yet again, proving that Reagan's original phrase is endlessly adaptable to changing political circumstances.

Jena Hall's home business helped me see that the suburbs have proved to be rather more adaptable to changing lives and times than people once thought.