The coated cells possessed adaptability to a wide range of pH and high tolerance towards toxic substances.
Autor et al. described this variable as one which represents occupations in which individuals possess "adaptability to accepting responsibility for the direction, control, or planning of people and activities".
Since the skeleton is a scale-, grand and rotation-invariant feature, the Chan Vese model-based detection possesses adaptability to object geometry or topology evolving.
The Guardian's Eric Todd identified the qualities City possessed: "Flexibility, adaptability, terrifying understanding and common sense are Leicester's greatest assets.
Due to multiple enhancement contributions, the g-C3N4/Ag NPs hybrid exhibited a strong Raman enhancement effect for with an enhancement factor of 4.6 × 108 (evaluated by using crystal violet as a probe), and possessed wide adaptability from dyes, pesticides to bio-molecules.
The diploid species A. konjac[ 6] is widely planted in China, its corm contained high-level glucomannan and possessed wide adaptability, but poor disease resistance and low coefficient of propagation [ 7]; in the contrast, A. bulbifer is a triploid (2n = 39) [ 6] with high disease resistance, characteristics of multi-seeding relay growth and high coefficient of propagation [ 8].
Also, the programmed foam exhibits better mechanical properties under one cyclic thermo-mechanical loading, possessing a good adaptability to ambient temperature changing.
Ideally, their shape should also be adaptable to the defect and they should possess long-term adaptability to the biomechanical situation at the implantation site.
The animal inhabitants must possess considerable physiological adaptability to survive.
This bacterium possesses a remarkable adaptability to stress conditions during food processing such as acidic pH, high salt concentration, and extreme temperatures [ 75].
