Sentence examples for flexibility of life from inspiring English sources

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This hidden genetic diversity is the very fabric of evolution —the key to future adaptation and the flexibility of life.

These experiments on the flexibility of life would set him on the path to his most famous work, the "Gaia hypothesis" of the world as a living super-organism.

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Secondary measures will be tests of risk of falling, additional measures of mobility, strength and flexibility, quality of life, fall-related self efficacy, health-system and community-service contact, assistance from others, difficulty with daily tasks, physical activity levels and adverse events.

Secondary outcome measures will be risk of falling, additional measures of mobility, strength and flexibility, quality of life, fall-related self efficacy, health-system and community-service contact, assistance from others, difficulty with daily tasks, physical activity levels and adverse events.

The flexibility of academic life also means you can often go on sabbatical together.

This surprising lack of yolk removal effects in hatchling and larval axolotls illustrates the evolutionary flexibility of early life history traits.

Recent work by Nate Hardy and colleagues utilized comparative phylogenetic analyses to explore the evolutionary flexibility of complex life cycles in aphids (Hardy et al. 2015).

The observed evolutionary flexibility of parasitic life cycles raises the possibility that parasites could adapt to multiple hosts simultaneously, using the same mechanism, without trade-offs between growth in one host and growth in another (however, see Parker et al. 2015b for cases where this might not be expected).

This was a surprising and disappointing result compared to other countries like Brazil where only 2.6 % ICUs had a visitation time of 24 h but 99%% of them permitted flexibility in end-of-life situations [22].

Upper and lower body strength, lower body flexibility, and quality of life were assessed.

Those considering general practice tended to emphasise not only the control they would gain over their working life: 'Hospitals tend to take over your life...'.... R1 250 But also the flexibility and quality of life enhancing aspects that some respondents believed being an independent practitioner in general practice would incur (discussed in motives for choosing dentistry).

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