Sentence examples for remaining adaptable from inspiring English sources
The method used extant data and offers potential to inform stratification at other sites by remaining adaptable to local conditions and data availability.
Hijackings of commercial vessels off the Horn of Africa have dropped, but the Somali pirates remain "adaptable" and "flexible".
The police need to know how to spot a goth or an emo if they are to be able to properly protect them from attacks, but they are aware that their definitions must remain adaptable.
Given differences in disease priorities among stakeholder groups and spatial differences in livestock disease concerns within the study area, education strategies must remain adaptable to local needs and include female and male participants from the diverse pastoralist and agro-pastoralist tribal groups.
Ecologists suggest that systems that incorporate difference remain adaptable and robust.
We minimize our "need to be right" and remain adaptable and flexible.
This study indicates that the challenge will be for investigators and project staff to remain adaptable while promoting the representativeness of the sample ultimately recruited.
The high levels of genetic variation within individuals combined with the large number of nuclei in AMF spores may thus be the evolutionary strategy adapted by AMF in order to reconcile their multigenomic organization with the need to remain adaptable to diverse micro-environmental changes.
So we have to keep ourselves attuned to what is going on in our communities and then be flexible and adaptable, while remaining faithful to our core mission.
During that period, the African forests had lost species that would have been potentially vulnerable, while the remaining species were "relatively adaptable... to quite rapid changes in rainfall," explained conference organiser Yadvinder Malhi, from the university's Environmental Change Institute.
