Sentence examples for sensitive to evolving from inspiring English sources
A shift in consumer behavior is rapidly unfolding, and businesses must be sensitive to evolving social values and customer expectations.
Pakistan is sensitive and responsive to evolving threats.
We find that enzymes for which the steady-state flux is sensitive tend to evolve more slowly (Fig. 3).
This pattern was even more striking in the sequential treatments, where 81% of the bacteria became sensitive to the antibiotic when evolving in KB medium, compared to 99% when evolving in KB+rif medium (Fig. 3A).
We expect a context-sensitive ability to wage war to evolve by cultural evolution, just as it would evolve by genetic evolution.
It is not known whether IGP is enough of a selective force to evolve interspecific threat-sensitive antipredation behaviours in IG prey, as is common in classical predation.
The definition of MI continues to evolve as refined criteria and more sensitive and specific biomarkers are implemented.
While contemporary dance is sensitive to the changing currents and evolving spirit of today's theatre, ballet – and especially story-ballet – all too often seems to hold itself aloof.
Although there is no consensus on the more precise meaning of complexity in public policy, this term basically refers to policy phenomena emerging from (but being greater than the sum of) many interacting elements, while being highly sensitive to initial conditions and typically evolving in a non-linear manner, adapting to changing environments (OECD, 2009; Cairney, 2012).
Booming continues to evolve.
