Sentence examples for pace to changing from inspiring English sources

As an alternative mechanism hypermutability of the genome or specific genomic regions might allow organisms to adapt at a higher pace to changing selection pressures.

Many schools have begun to turn to technology for answers, and higher ed institutions are now moving online at a breakneck pace to meet changing student behavior.

Most businesses haven't adapted their security systems at nearly the same pace to address changing IT infrastructures and human behaviors at their organizations.

Capture management (CM) is a programmable feature that allows automatic adjustment of pacing amplitudes in response to changing pacing thresholds.

The teachers union staged a midday news conference, cataloging a list of problems at various schools and calling Deasy "reckless" for the district's pace at changing over to the new student records system.

The Census Bureau wants to make broad changes to its surveys to keep pace with changing notions of race.

He was playing a lot of slice and changing pace to my forehand.

"The Bold and the Beautiful," also on CBS but a half-hour show (the others are a full hour), has also quickened its pace to keep up with changing attention spans, and modernized in other ways.

This term appears not to be of widespread usage in the literature, and as defined here encapsulates two mechanisms: both the accumulation of deleterious mutations and the failure of asexuals to adapt quickly enough to keep pace with changing environments.

The detailed maps they have produced also highlight how the risks of an infection can wax and wane, reminding us of the need to constantly re-assess the best way to keep pace with changing patterns of disease.

The subsequent jump in business has allowed the Whitneys to lower their prices and tweak their inventory to keep pace with changing tastes.