Sentence examples for exceptional adaptability from inspiring English sources
In the urbanized Northeast, of all places, an abundance of large prey seems to have promoted a predator whose exceptional adaptability has derived, in large part, from the hodgepodge nature of its genome.
But Édouard's son (Guy [1909 2007]) and his cousins (Alain [1910 82] and Elie [1917 2007]) showed exceptional adaptability and ambition, thus confirming the constant element in the group's history for a century and a half: a remarkable capacity for seizing opportunities and for adapting in business as well as in politics.
Aureobasidium pullulans, as it was previously defined, was considered a species of exceptional adaptability.
The Lamon retains characteristics typical of a fully migratory breed - hardiness and exceptional adaptability to widely different circumstances of climate, vegetation, and terrain.
The overall topology allows for specific responses to a multitude of signals, and may provide the basis for the exceptional environmental adaptability of P. aeruginosa.
Acrylic resins are appreciated for their exceptional clarity, self-extinguishing, transparency, and superior design adaptability.
This breed boasts exceptional characteristics which have been acquired through centuries, such as adaptability to the harsh mountain climate, good conversion of roughage, fecundity, an affable nature and loyalty to its home range.
The existence of different typhoid agents causing very similar clinical manifestations presents exceptional opportunities for elucidating their origin(s) and for understanding the molecular mechanisms of host adaptability.
That adaptability holds promise.
