Inelastic traffic does not easily adapt to changes in delay and throughput.
Conformationally constrained ligands cannot easily adapt to changes in the geometry of the binding site, being therefore highly susceptible to drug resistance mutations or naturally occurring genetic polymorphisms.
In contrast to ruminants, pigs are omnivores and can easily adapt to changes in diet, and possess a digestive system that is simple, anatomically and physiologically distinct from ruminant stomachs.
The plants have a very effective antioxidant system that facilitates maintenance of a tight ROS balance in the cell [ 2], and easily adapts to changes in ROS under abiotic stresses [ 2].
"Online services come and go but by having an app that's service agnostic we can easily adapt to change.," he said.
"The military is easily capable of adapting to change, but they don't like to stop anything they feel is making their lives easier, or is to their benefit.
Finally, the simulation content can be easily adapted to accommodate changes in care guidelines, discourage unnecessary tests or treatments, and encourage use of generics and might help modulate to some degree the high costs of diabetes care.
Nevertheless, Poisson regression poses the problem that, if any of these unmeasured variables follows a cyclical component of varying frequency and width (as might be the case of pollen concentration or influenza), the parametric functions of time or of its sinusoidal transforms cannot be easily "adapted" to such changes.
Yet evidence shows that some of the most adverse effects of climate change will be in developing countries, where populations are most vulnerable and least likely to easily adapt to climate change, and that climate change will affect the potential for development in these countries.
