Sentence examples for propensity to adapt from inspiring English sources

We first tested the effect of the belief in climate change on the propensity to adapt, and then we fitted a model based on both beliefs and experiences of respondents with regard to climate change (Table 4; see also Blennow et al. 2012).

The central measure of the study was an 8 item scale measuring the propensity to adopt EBP which was adapted from a psychometric instrument by Green, Gorenflo, and Wyszewianski [ 26]. (Table 1).

Conceivably, baseline estimates of intra-tumour heterogeneity may prove a more tractable approach to assess the propensity of a tumour to adapt to drug exposure.

Previous studies have shown the propensity of breast cancer cells to adapt to conditions of long-term estrogen deprivation by up-regulating expression of ER, but not PR [ 19, 32], thus developing hypersensitivity to the mitogenic effect of estradiol.

However, organisational factors, such as workload pressure in the clinics and time allotted for the visits, may limit the propensity of health-care providers to adapt the patient-centred approach [ 24].

They show an ability to adapt traditions to changed conditions, a strong propensity to save and invest thriftily, and perseverance in achieving results.

We need to adapt.

Barr learned to adapt.

I had to adapt".

How to adapt?

We had to adapt".