The greater flexibility of the cyclohexylmethyl-piperazine moiety of PBTZ169, making it more adaptable to the active site when compared to BTZ043, might account in part for its higher affinity and faster inactivation of DprE1.
While many major cities, like New York, have bomb-disrupting robots, the technology may be picked up by smaller cities when it becomes more adaptable and easily upgradable.
It cleanses the skin up there and makes it fresher and more adaptable to the shine that will be on it when you finish your shower," Capps said.
One of the ways creativity makes us more adaptable is that it helps us to be more resourceful, especially when we are lacking in other kinds of resources.
The proposed method improves on existing guidance by being based on explicit principles and being more adaptable to circumstances, and should be of particular use to clinicians when designing a trial.
The answer is actually that, in the future, adaptability is key, and people are more adaptable.
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.
Parties are more adaptable than they seem in their moments of defeat, and there will come a day when a Republican presidential candidate will succeed where Mitt Romney just failed.
A paradox of adaptation when applied to human social systems is that individual humans and small groups of humans appear to be more adaptable to security challenges than the organizations they design to deal with security.
"We thought that in years when the sea ice was bad, they just didn't breed, but they're clearly more adaptable than that," said lead author Peter Fretwell from the British Antarctic Survey.
