It has been known for many years that the human frontal lobes play a particularly important role in supporting adaptability, with frontal lobe damage leading to poorly adapted or "dysexecutive" behaviors (Luria et al. 1966; Stuss and Benson 1986; Fuster 1997).
Cells must be able to respond quickly and accurately to environmental changes, and epigenetic changes play a role in this adaptability.
Flowering time is known to be an important reproductive characteristic of agronomic interest and plays a principal role in the geographical adaptability of plants, the expression of which highly depends on environmental conditions.
Although the environment-induced traits are generally phenotypic variations that do not involve mutation or changes in DNA sequence, the plasticity plays crucial role in maintaining the adaptability of individuals to potential environmental fluctuations [ 1, 6, 10].
It is reasonable to assume that the PRR gene family could play an important role in controlling the adaptability of an elite parent that is responsible for GCA effects in rice.
Based on Life Design approach, the study aimed at examining the relationship between some constructs relevant for adolescents to handle the current labor market and their role in affecting career decidedness: career adaptability, positive attitude toward the future, and future orientation.
The expression of CaHsfB3a and B3b increased under osmotic stress but decreased under HS, which indicated that this pair of paralogs might have a specific regulatory role in strengthening a plant's adaptability to stresses other than HS [ 41].
The results from the present study reveal putative candidate genes; their role in regulation of adrenal functions and adaptability to stress should be further investigated.
For instance, Brimrose, Brown, Barnes and Hughes (2011) examined the role of career adaptability in skills supply for entrepreneurship and found that career adaptability had significant influence on success trends among entrepreneurs.
Intel is no longer a case study in adaptability.
