Sentence examples for flexibly to changes from inspiring English sources
"flexibly to changes" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English
A more correct phrase could be "flexibly adapting to changes" or "being flexible with changes." Example: The company's policies allow employees to adjust flexibly to changes in their work schedules.
What is important, she says, is to be able to respond flexibly to changes in your environment.
In the wake of the massive blackout that hit the U.S. in the early 2000s and decades of concerns around failing energy infrastructure in the U.S., the notion of having some way to respond more flexibly to changes in demand from the grid seemed to make sense.
While homeostasis is a useful property in any given environmental condition, the organism also needs to respond flexibly to changes in the environment.
Their resilience and ability to respond flexibly to changes in society, to emerging educational needs, (new) knowledge requirements, and external environments, have attracted the interests of the international community.
This process generates cell phenotypes that are better adapted to a particular environment, thereby allowing a population to react flexibly to environmental changes [ 2].
Current environmental conditions are changing rapidly, and population persistence may be influenced by the capacity of organisms to respond flexibly to these changes [ 5].
While a case has been made for fixed awards based on last year's incomes, to which we continue to listen, it would be better to have a system that flexibly responds to changes.
The methodological approach applied considers the special challenges resulting from the intermittent nature of RE ‒ we simulate developments in the German electricity market between 2015 and 2034 and differentiate across various power plant technologies according to their ability to flexibly react to changes in the residual load.
Patients were telephoned bi-monthly by the researcher so that follow-up interviews could be arranged flexibly to capture key changes in the person's condition or circumstances while being sensitive to the needs of the participant at that time.
The main difference is that low-income households cannot change their behaviors as flexibly to compensate for the change and, hence, they are even more affected.
The increase in the number of apprenticeships offered in the 1980s, the argument goes, indicates that business has reacted flexibly and promptly to changes in demand in accepting social responsibility for young people.
