Sentence examples for rapidly adaptable from inspiring English sources

Effective psychiatric treatments ameliorate excessive anxiety and induce neuroplasticity immediately after the intervention, indicating that emotional components in the human brain are rapidly adaptable.

This modular vaccine design approach, inspired by synthetic biology approaches to new system development, is conducive to technologies rapidly adaptable to pathogenic variations.

This error-prone mechanism could be suitable to generate progenies more rapidly adaptable to hostile environments.

Rather, the future of oncology will have to integrate the increasing power of information achieved by research into rapidly adaptable anticancer treatment strategies.

Surprisingly, TBP, when exogenously expressed in oocytes, can substitute for TBP2, which is indicative of dynamic and rapidly adaptable nature of core transcription machinery.

The outgrowth of antigen-loss tumour variants in treated patients indicates the ability of rapidly adaptable tumour cells to evade narrowly focused therapies (Mellman et al, 2011; He et al, 2012).

Although many health risks in the aftermath of disasters or conflict are predictable and minimum standards for response and best-practice interventions have already been established, health needs can evolve rapidly, and adaptable program strategies are required.

Accordingly, a rapidly evolving, adaptable IFN system is essential to mammals if they are to endure viral infections.

The house finch, a songbird native to the Western desert, has proved to be highly adaptable, having rapidly colonized the Eastern states after its release on Long Island in the early 1940's.

Several Eucalyptus species grow rapidly and are highly adaptable.

But with the introduction, in the nineteen-eighties, of videotape, which was even simpler, less expensive, and more adaptable, Super 8 sales rapidly declined, and its prestige eroded for all but a few diehard fans.