Sentence examples for adapting to changing environments from inspiring English sources
Bacteria are constantly adapting to changing environments and must balance any adaptations with the need to conserve energy output.
At the same time, archaeologists rightly asserted that there were a million reasons why patterns of material cultural remains might change — such as the adoption of new technologies, new religious beliefs, or processes of adapting to changing environments — other than the arrival of new outside population mass to replace the whoever the current sitting tenants happened to be.
not adapting to changing environments, which has been rendered impossible, runs the risk of becoming insignificant and obsolete.
Living organisms are evolving at different degrees and paces, ranging from millions of years to a number of generations, and constantly adapting to changing environments.
These 'machines', as biological machines, are expected to display certain properties of life, such as adapting to changing environments and acting in a situated way.
In the Adhocracy the organization is capable of reorganizing its own structure including dynamically changing the work flow, shifting responsibilities and adapting to changing environments.
The surprisingly high extent of alternative splicing we observed could reflect an additional power to adapt to changing environments via slightly changed transcripts.
Whether neutral markers are as useful for studying processes like local adaptation, loss of fitness by inbreeding, or potential to adapt to changing environments is, however, subject to debate (e.g., Allendorf et al. 2010; Ouborg et al. 2010a).
Organisms must evolve or adapt to changing environments, and it is clear that mutations, which are changes in the sequence of nucleotides in an organism's DNA, occur constantly in all organisms.
And while evolution tells us that life on earth has a tremendous capacity to adapt to changing environments, a growing body of research suggests that current changes in the climate are unfolding far too quickly for many species to adjust.
Brain size has previously been linked to the ability of animals of various species to develop new behaviors and adapt to changing environments.
