Sentence examples for is very adaptable to from inspiring English sources

"What we are seeing is an organism with a long history, and it is very adaptable to different modes of transmission that produce different manifestations," Dr. Ortner said.

Our constructive method is very adaptable to this kind of non-smooth problem.

By being grounded in a directed graph representation, PathFinder is very adaptable to changing FPGA architectures as well as other problems that can be abstracted to a directed graph.

"Let's just say that the people who live here are very adaptable to difficult conditions".

The smugglers combine criminality and tribal loyalty and are very adaptable to changes in circumstance.

"We've worked very hard to avoid compulsory redundancies in Tameside and have always promoted the fact we've got a very well trained, flexible workforce that are very adaptable to a whole number of situations".

One essential quality for plant collectors is to "be very adaptable to changing situations, because whenever you're in the field, you're constantly having to reappraise things, and if you're very set in your ways,... then you're just going to get very uptight," Watson says.

I was, and I am, very adaptable to change as long as I have my loved ones with me.

The Jungle Crows (Corvus macrorhynchos) are very adaptable to human habitats and are able to survive on a wide range of food sources.

So the platform is very adaptable and it was designed to be that way".

And while "the cuckoo chick is very adaptable and tries out many begging calls until it sounds similar to the fairywren," Dr. Hauber said, it also has a shorter incubation period.