Sentence examples for even more adaptable from inspiring English sources

The team estimates the time frame to be somewhere between three and 25 million years, implying that living things are even more adaptable than once thought.

When Europeans arrived in the Americas, and then continued west to the islands that the Polynesians had settled, they brought with them the even more adaptable Norway rat, Rattus norvegicus.

I made it in America, not because I was exceptionally smart, or hard-working or even more "adaptable" to western culture, but because I had a dream to pursue.

An increase in fundamental understanding using advanced characterization tools such as X-ray computed tomography (CT) will make heap leach technology even more adaptable to ever-increasing complex ores in the foreseeable future.

The system is even more adaptable as it can be customized for individual traffic classes within the same deployment.

Were he alive today and reading this article, the American scientist and popular science author Stephen Jay Gould would probably protest that we have so far missed a form of life that has proved even more adaptable, is indestructible and astonishingly diverse.

According to Newstead, Brexit is "proving even more useful and adaptable" than Watergate.

The research shows that brain pathways in adults are even more plastic, or adaptable, than previously believed.

The revised designs, says Hadid's practice, will "optimise the investment and make the stadium even more efficient, user-focused, adaptable and sustainable".

Robots of the kind in use now will get cheaper even as they get more adaptable.

But with the introduction, in the nineteen-eighties, of videotape, which was even simpler, less expensive, and more adaptable, Super 8 sales rapidly declined, and its prestige eroded for all but a few diehard fans.