Sentence examples for still able to adapt from inspiring English sources

Despite this control, the microbiome is still able to adapt and thrive.

Because metabolism is enhanced and triglyceride storage is diminished in MED13cTg mice, we investigated whether these mice were still able to adapt to short-term metabolic stress.

Is the degenerating cerebellum still able to adapt motor coordination or, instead, is the learning deficit compensated by other brain structures?

OPN−/−-mice did not change their utilization of the less energy efficient α-MHC isoform despite repetitive ischemic injury, but were still able to adapt by induction of the less ATP consuming β-MHC isoform.

Nevertheless, the current study illustrated that as long as the course setting changes are not substantial enough, speed might not be reduced considerably, since racers are still able to adapt and partly compensate by changing their timing strategy.

"They've still been able to adapt and cope and make changes and survive.

With a suitable choice of T ϕ,k, the noise estimation update controller ϕ(n) becomes active during speech segments while still being able to adapt to changing noise levels.

In the current conditions of Wenzhou immigrants, individual qualities, interrelation of network nodes, network openness, and interaction with other entrepreneurs' networks are still far from being able to adapt to the requirements of economic restructuring and development (Zhang et al. 2012).

"I think one of the tricks of this industry is trying to stick around with longevity; being able to adapt but still not selling your soul to turn into a completely different person," he admits.

The polar peoples are still relatively numerous; few outsiders have been able to adapt to the beautiful but harsh physical environment.

Despite its obvious impact on wildlife, it is still unclear why and how some species are able to adapt to urban settings.