QUESTION FROM GUEST: Is Pakistan's military better able to respond to the floods than is the elected government?
As groups mature, they are better able to respond to experiences that would have fallen flat at the beginning.
Making makes us more adaptable, better able to respond to changing circumstances and better at solving problems.
Frazier also says continuous flow pumps are better able to respond to the body's changing needs for blood.
Under the pressure of ER, palliative care, or even in surgery, these doctors would be better able to respond to the needs and feelings of their patients.
"This plan will ensure our business is increasingly adaptable and better able to respond quickly to the pace of change in the digital world".
They are also better able to control the actions of their own members in demonstrations and conflicts — and better able to respond to threats.
The rats were also better able to respond to insulin production and to handle glucose, even though leucine didn't help them lose weight.
Business models that have the necessary competencies to adapt, both forwards and backwards, based on changing (or clarified) customer needs are better able to respond to market challenges.
That "may make you better able to respond to that type of virus decades later," yet less able to fight off other strains.
They often are more nimble and better able to respond to the whims of customers and the market, than incumbent companies.
