Sentence examples for sensitivity and adaptability from inspiring English sources
Specifically, in the first layer, we assess agricultural vulnerability to floods based on the constructs of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptability.
In our rapidly shrinking world, cultural sensitivity and adaptability, nurtured both inside and outside the classroom, have never been more important, just as American competitiveness demands that we utilize the talents of our entire population, not merely those who have been traditionally well represented on our campuses.
Therefore, the best jobs for the 21st century--the high-growth, high-paying, job-creating occupations--will be in services that require some combination of creativity, sophisticated decision making, interpersonal sensitivity, and adaptability to a changing environment.
Most studies to date investigating the vulnerability of lizards to a warming climate focus on sensitivity and adaptability of thermal physiology and behavioural thermoregulation (e.g., [ 23– 26, 49]).
The fourth, Theme 4, is to understand the sensitivity and adaptability of different natural and managed ecosystems and human systems to climate and related global changes.
The potential for achieving new capabilities has motivated the search for new luminescent chemistries able to deliver greater sensitivity and adaptability to experimental programs.
Canines therefore offer an excellent combination of sensitivity, discrimination and adaptability for explosive sniffing and are still used widely for this purpose [3], [4], [5].
Additional characteristics of an ideal DNT alternative include sensitivity, specificity, and adaptability to high throughput/high content analyses.
Electrochemical detection featured with short analytical time, low power cost, high sensitivity and easy adaptability for in-situ measurement is one of the most developed methods.
The Driver Pressure State Impact Response (DPSIR) cause-effect framework was applied in semi-structured interviews to explore coastal sensitivity and human adaptability.
Species in these areas possessing traits that contribute sensitivity and low adaptability to flood disturbance are the ones expected to face negative delayed effects from past exposure, or to possess less resilience to future impacts, including human activities.
