Sentence examples for rapidly cope from inspiring English sources

When exposed to unfavourable environments and nutrient starvation, P. aeruginosa must rapidly cope and elicit a prompt response to modify their metabolic profiles for survival.

One such adaptation mechanism is the duplication of the whole genome or particular chromosomes (aneuploidy) that contain the genes necessary to rapidly cope with specific adverse conditions over the course of several generations of evolving yeast.

The species found in California today are those that have successfully and rapidly coped with or benefited from this state change.

Wolfgang found himself in the familiar routine of composing rapidly while coping with problems such as the late arrival of singers and the withdrawal of the principal tenor due to illness.

The price is $2.50 per minute, but material may be fed in quite rapidly; it can cope with 50 sheets of paper at a go.

The social need for robotic technology is rapidly increasing to cope with the aging society in Japan.

Now, as to why I called it noble, it's designed to help Japan's rapidly aging population cope with the autumn of life.

Large organizations need to reduce time to market, to acquire rapidly changing technologies, cope with increased competition and the blurring of industry boundaries.

But as the industry rapidly expands to cope with product demand, a United Nations report issued this month warns seaweed farming could pose significant environmental and economic risks to communities worldwide unless tighter regulations are put into place.

Also, levels of creatine kinase, which make ATP rapidly available to cope with energy demands, were shown to be higher in ALS patients with lumbar onset, as compared to those with bulbar onset [ 72].

Recent family expansions combined with large gene expression variation in paralogs and increased rates of sequence evolution suggest that some Picea gene families are rapidly evolving to cope with biotic and abiotic stress.