Sentence examples for adaptive to this from inspiring English sources

The idea of PBL being "business as usual" was commonly held by the students, and they seemed adaptive to this instructional change.

This situation implies that whether a laparoscopic instrument or hand was used for a video-controlled pointing task, participants seemed adaptive to this control setting in regard to movement time and throughput after the first trial.

Inflammation may also create a hazardous microenvironment, with increased ROS and cell death, thus promoting selection for oncogenic events that confer resistance or are otherwise adaptive to this altered microenvironment.

27 However, human lung cancer cell lines adaptive to this model are limited, and clinically relevant metastasis to distant organs such as the brain and bone almost never occurs.

The adaptive scheme is adapting to this heavy tailed situation and the mle is not robust.

"Adolescence is when you start to mate, and from an evolutionary point of view it's adaptive to do this outside the family, with people close to you in age.

Thus, it may be most adaptive to manage this fishery in terms of species complexes as opposed to single species.

The LAMP reaction can be ended within one hour under isothermal conditions and does not require sophisticated instruments, making this method adaptive to field diagnosis.

Environmental factors such as temperature, duration of growing season, and day length often vary in a predictable and continuous manner with latitude, and native plant populations frequently exhibit latitudinal clines in traits as a result of adaptive responses to this variation (i.e. local adaptation).

There is a potential adaptive advantage to this proposed two-tiered regulation of Bax by parkin.

Similarly, overexpression of different tubulin genes upon exposure to paclitaxel could represent an early adaptive effect to this drug action.