Sentence examples for respond rapidly to changes from inspiring English sources

Carbonate aquifer systems often respond rapidly to changes in environmental and climatic conditions (Mahler and Massei 2007).

The labile fractions of OC, such as microbial biomass carbon (MBC) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC), can respond rapidly to changes in C supply.

Gut bacteria respond rapidly to changes in their host's diet, and humans who live in rural areas and eat fewer processed foods have more diverse microbiomes.

In spite of the long-term decay, YSZ sensors respond rapidly to changes in pH, apparently limited only by the rate of mixing of solutions within the cell.

In contrast to the widely held view that microorganisms respond rapidly to changes in environmental conditions, it has been observed (Freeman and Lock 1995) that the microbes in biofilms appear remarkably resilient to substantial changes in dissolved high-molecular-weight materials as it did not affect bacterial densities or the synthesis of phospholipids and DNA.

Some of the issues managers should be aware when implementing JIT are inability to respond rapidly to changes in product design, product mix, or large demand volumes (Su 1994), customer scheduling changes (Celley et al. 1986), inability to meet the schedule (Crawford et al. 1988) and unstable demand (Im 1989).

In all land vertebrates the uppermost layers of the skin are dead, but the dermis is richly endowed with living tissue that can respond rapidly to change.

Banks, as one of the most complex industries in this rapidly changing high-tech world of computers and telecommunications, need to be flexible enough to respond rapidly to change and also to keep up with stiff competition.

Owls responded rapidly to changes of faecal marks on defecation posts (Figure S7).

Ribosome biogenesis gene expression responded rapidly to changes in the environments but was rather oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.

Simultaneous monitoring of gene expression and growth rate in continuous cultures further confirmed that ribosome biogenesis genes responded rapidly to changes in the environments but were oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.