Sentence examples for rapid adaptability from inspiring English sources

Our study now removes the necessity for unusually rapid adaptability in polar bears, providing some 600,000 years of time for evolutionary adaptation.

Whereas in developing countries the main need is the reduction of corruption, in more established countries the reform motif is focused on rapid adaptability and performance.

Reconfigurable machine tool means that by the use of mechanical, control, hydraulic/pneumatic, and electrical modules, a rapid adaptability can be achieved.

Most aphids have a worldwide distribution and are highly successful invaders, benefited by asexual reproduction capability, rapid adaptability and phenotypic plasticity [1], [13], [14].

However, acquisition of new effectors could theoretically contribute to rapid adaptability and diversification, especially in virulence and aggressiveness, as well as to saprophytic fitness.

This vaccine system has the added advantage of rapid adaptability to emerging influenza strains by introducing different combinations of hemagglutinin and neuraminidase.

Eucalyptus species are among the most planted hardwoods in the world because of their rapid growth, adaptability and valuable wood properties.

The ubiquitous nature of AGPs combined with their glycan heterogeneity questions their rapid functional adaptability in plant tissues and/or cell types (Ellis et al., 2010), but current results suggest that small changes may have been recruited to fulfil different functions leading to the functional plasticity of these glycoproteins.

In Brazil, the pulp and paper industries have been efficiently fed by Eucalyptus forests due to their rapid growth, adaptability and wood quality, but with the dramatic increase in industrial demands and the interest in second-generation biofuels and renewable chemicals, the quality and quantity of wood produced must also increase [ 4, 5].

The K. marxianus NBRC1777 strain recently has been shown to exhibit rapid growth and adaptability to a wide range of temperatures (from 5 to 45 °C).

Hippophae rhamnoides L., commonly known as seabuckthorn is a native tree species with characteristics such as rapid growth, quick adaptability and high economic and ecological value.