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And Japan's workers have proved more adaptable, in hard times, than commonly believed.

Modern orchestras have become more adaptable in matters of phrasing, articulation, expression and even improvisation.

"The new chaplain culture is more professional and secular," Ms. Schrader said, and "more adaptable" in approach.

The Russians may be counting on the British submersible vessel to be more maneuverable in the harsh tides and more adaptable in its docking mechanisms.

Contrarily, the larger compounds, group A, D, and YC-1 derivatives were more adaptable in COX-2.

First, alignment between curriculum guidelines and teaching practices could be greatly improved if new guidelines were to become more adaptable in terms of Rogers' (2003) five perceived characteristics of innovations.

Sandile in Sandton, South Africa, is a fully paid-up member of the fan club: "Is there a better or more adaptable batsman in world cricket then AB de Villiers?

Because its stem cells are immature, they are more adaptable, resulting in fewer cases where the stem cells attack the patient's body, even when the tissue is less closely matched.

Instead, the source was umbilical cord blood, a byproduct of normal childbirth that is rich in stem cells that are more adaptable than those in bone marrow.

An increase in the environmental turbulence requires managers to be more adaptable and flexible in dealing with customers and competitors and with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.

Taiwan's entrepreneurs, for some reason, have been much more adaptable than competitors in Japan and Korea to the rapid change and short product cycles in the computer industry.