The phrase "adapts constantly to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, organization, or system that is flexible and responsive to new circumstances or developments.
Example: "In today's fast-paced business environment, a successful company must adapt constantly to changes in market trends and consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "continuously adjusts to changes" or "is always responsive to changes."
Retinal networks must adapt constantly to best present the ever changing visual world to the brain.
Accordingly, the cell has to adapt constantly to cope with these varied and changing environmental conditions.
It doesn't matter whether the system is a flock of birds, a microchip or the stock market, so long as it constantly adapts to changes in its environment.
In a wide range of experiments involving lollipops, flashing and spinning toys, and music makers, among other props, UC Berkeley researchers are finding that children – at younger and younger ages – are testing hypotheses, detecting statistical patterns and drawing conclusions while constantly adapting to changes.
The rumen is a complex and dynamic environment where the microorganisms must constantly adapt to changes in diet composition, amount and frequency of feeding.
The cells constantly adapt to changes in their environment and internal conditions.
Our approach is informed by environmental and ecological theory of behavioural change, which understands health-related decisions as constantly adapting to changes in the micro, meso and macro context in which the decisions are made.
Given the inconsistent evidence for individually tailored behaviour change interventions [ 7] our approach is informed by environmental and ecological theory, which understands health related behaviour as constantly adapting to changes in the micro, meso and macro context [ 30].
You have to adapt constantly and try to change your own game to get better". Kane and Sanchez were both busy during the summer, although the former's activity was restricted to only three games in England Under-21s' dismal Euros in the Czech Republic.
Plasticity is what allows the brain to constantly adapt to change.
