Sentence examples for enabling it to adapt from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a complex regulatory mechanism in the plant was detected, enabling it to adapt to changes in its nutritional status.
P. horikoshii evolved features enabling it to adapt to life at medium and small depths.
It possesses both CA (Additional file 2) and a C4-like photosynthesis pathway, thus enabling it to adapt to a low CO2 level habitat.
The level of conservation varies with the aspect of pathogenicity, which indicates that the different strains of Prevotella intermedia inherited a basic package of genes enabling it to adapt to different niches and cause diseases, and later the package diverged under different conditions and the genes of different functions evolved at different rates.
Jeremy Liew, a partner at Lightspeed Ventures known for being entertainment app Snapchat Inc.'s first investor, said he's betting that the Hollar team's experience will enable it to adapt if its initial strategies don't pan out.
Its rigid attachment to the examination table enables it to adapt to the anatomy of each patient and overcomes the bias of being held in hand.
Compared to previous attempts at pest detection, our approach uses no pest-specific engineering which enables it to adapt to other species and environments with minimal human effort.
the robot's ability to figure out how it is put together, and from that to learn to walk, enables it to adapt and find a new gait when it is damaged.
Another King's scientist has discovered that coral produces a chemical which enables it to adapt to living in UV light – and that fish which eat the coral transfer that chemical to their eyes, so they don't get UV damage from light.
This species became more streamlined in urbanized areas, which would enable it to adapt to variable and high velocity water flow.
Made works with some 50 designers and works closely with manufacturers across the world to offer consumers products at prices up to 70percentt below the typical high street price for equivalent products, while operating a "fast fashion" business model that enables it to adapt to changing trends.
