Sentence examples similar to capable of adjusting to changes from inspiring English sources

As a result of these molecular processes, plants are capable of adjusting to changing environmental conditions.

We are all involved on both sides of the process of adjusting to change.

As the frequency of stretch increases from 0.01 to 1 Hz, the cells become increasingly less capable of adjusting to matrix stretch-induced changes in SF stretch.

In the healthy state, both circadian rhythm and mood are stable against perturbations, yet they are capable of adjusting to altered internal cues or ongoing changes in external conditions.

But human beings are capable of adjusting to many different kinds of environment; they live in Dubai and Alaska.

Controlling a vessel in the presence of constant, unknown disturbances requires control methods capable of adjusting to this situation.

Deer, coyotes, turkeys and other wild animals are proving themselves capable of adjusting to human development, although "the coyote is one of the most successful," Mr. Batcheller observed.

Manager Joe Torre believes that Hernandez is capable of adjusting, to the cold and to the fact that he has not pitched in so long.

The movement also took hold in nascent industries that desired an immigrant workforce capable of adjusting to mass-production work standards.

To achieve such a goal would require the services of an editor capable of adjusting to your mind-set and whose services would be available to you over several drafts.Only the most successful of authors can afford this.

The proposed technique is also capable of adjusting to the text structure of the documents.