Consequently, for the present, we consider the existence of both LDH-M and LDH-H isoforms in neuronal mitochondria to permit both sensitivity and metabolic flexibility of shuttling in response to changing lactate levels.
One result of this effort is a series of landscape-level, long-term agreements among the various regulatory agencies that allow Green Diamond a degree of operational flexibility to adjust harvest in response to changing markets, while remaining in compliance with regulations.
The flexibility of the district government to change staffing levels in response to changing circumstances is now severely limited by the permanent nature of these appointments as well as the continuing reluctance of the government to address the need for civil service reform.
Ideally, legal education would change in response to changing demands in the profession.
Flexibility, the ability to modulate behaviour in response to changing conditions, may also be significant in certain circumstances (Wainwright et al., 2008).
Flexibility: If you remain open-minded enough to change your attitude or beliefs in response to changing circumstances, you are more likely to be able to take advantage of a chance event when one does occur.
Flexible cognition or cognitive flexibility "entails the dynamic activation and modification of cognitive processes in response to changing task demands" (Déak, 2003, p. 275).
Most commonly, cognitive flexibility refers to the mental ability to adjust thinking or attention in response to changing goals and/or environmental stimuli.
Cognitive flexibility (i.e., the mental ability to adjust thinking or attention in response to changing goals and/or environmental stimuli) has been widely studied in patients with Eating Disorders (EDs) [ 1, 2].
The Premier League was created in response to changing media.
