Sentence examples for adapts to increases from inspiring English sources

The right ventricle adapts to increases in pressure by dilating, because it is a compliant chamber.

The acceleration of channel deactivation by KCNE1 C-terminal point mutation or truncation also renders the channel incapable of adapting to increases in heart rate, which may contribute to some LQT5 phenotypes.

Furthermore, cellular pathways enabling the β cells to proliferate and adapt to increases in metabolic load may act by ultimately promoting signaling cascades essential to increasing both secretion and islet mass (Rhodes, 2005).

Moreover, ROS exert physiological roles in cell signalling processes, and cells adapt to increases in the generation or activity of ROS by increasing the expression of proteins that protect against oxidative damage (McArdle et al., 2001; Jackson et al., 2002).

Using this broad definition of the term adaptation, there are several ways in which coral reefs may adapt to increasing thermal stress.

Divergence between the static-use and the adaptive-use DRIs for E coli reflects the ability of physicians to adapt to increasing resistance.

Divergence between the static-use and the adaptive-use DRIs for Escherichia coli reflects the ability of physicians to adapt to increasing resistance.

One shortcoming is its difficulty adapting to increased demands, or what computer scientists refer to as limited scalability.

One would be the Olympic sport, which the I.O.C. could adapt to increase viewer appeal.

The development of the matrix approach reflects the need for organizations in a number of public and private spheres to adapt to increasing task and environmental complexity.

Rich countries accept they must pay poor ones to adapt to increasing droughts, floods and rising seas, but Europe is known to be split over whether existing aid should provide the cash.