Sentence examples for remarkably plastic from inspiring English sources

The young brain is remarkably plastic and flexible.

Faust, like most American academic historians, is a pragmatically lily-livered social constructionist: she thinks that ways of mourning, like lust and greed and kinship and other seemingly hardwired features of human experience, are remarkably plastic.

Beginning very early in life, imperiously insistent on its gratification, remarkably plastic in its expression, and open to easy maldevelopment, sexuality, Freud concluded, is the prime mover in a great deal of human behaviour.

But Peronism is a remarkably plastic political concept, capable of producing both the neoliberal policies overseen by Carlos Menem in the 1990s and the redistributive policies of the Kirchners.

Human skin is a remarkably plastic organ that sustains insult and injury throughout life.

It is acknowledged that trees behave remarkably plastic in response to environmental conditions.

This work revealed a remarkably diverse plastic secretome.

Coral skeletal morphology can be remarkably phenotypically plastic, responding to a wide variety of parameters such as light, sedimentation, water motion, water chemistry, and ecological interactions [ 2, 4].

This study demonstrates that the coral skeleton can be remarkably evolutionarily plastic, which may explain some taxonomic difficulties, and obscure underlying patterns of endemism and diversity.

"We have mental health professionals to help him with the coping, and he's coping remarkably well," said plastic surgeon Dr. Wrood Kassira.

Teleost fishes exhibit remarkably diverse and plastic sexual developmental patterns.