Sentence examples for adaptable to the future from inspiring English sources
The city's newest medical facility, which will focus on medical research and treating patients with complex needs, is expected to open to patients Feb. 23. "The design of the building incorporates technology in ways that are adaptable to the future," Dr. Jeffrey B. Matthews, chairman of the Department of Surgery, said in the statement.
As it is easily adaptable to the annotation of other plant genomes, TriAnnot should become a useful resource for the annotation of large and complex genomes in the future.
"We've got to be adaptable to the wickets.
"We're used to being adaptable to the environment and what happens internally.
Therefore, future research, possibly in collaboration with vendors, needs to focus on ways to design applications that would be intuitive to even new users and adaptable to the different workflow patterns in small practices.
"I get that it might not be everybody's taste, but it stands proud, and was built to be adaptable to a future without books".
Organizational literature claimed that successful organizations within dynamic environments are ambidextrous which are aligned and efficient in the present while adaptable to future changes (Kauppila and Tempelaar 2016; Taródy 2016; Cao et al. 2009).
"With the fourth largest defence budget in the world we are reshaping our armed forces to ensure that they are properly equipped and more adaptable to future challenges and to bring the UK into line with our closest allies, who make much more use of reserve forces".
"These changes were led by the Army, who took account of a number of criteria to determine which infantry battalions would be withdrawn, to ensure the Army is more adaptable to future challenges.
Myostatin inhibition via liver targeted gene transfer is highly adaptable to future gene therapy studies and has the potential to attenuate muscular dystrophy in large animal models.
The city district will be highly resource efficient, designed to be adaptable to future climate changes, with green structures for wellbeing and ecosystem services offering a high quality of life.
