"structural adaptability" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this term when speaking or writing about physical or psychological traits that allow an organism to adjust to changing environments in order to survive. For example, "The small mammals' structural adaptability allowed them to thrive in the cold winter months."
The structural adaptability of textile structures combined to the structural similarities of the 3D knitted spacer fabrics to craniofacial bone tissue and achieved biological performance, make these scaffolds a possible solution for tissue engineering approaches in this area.
Structural adaptability is a pivotal requirement of cytoskeletal structures, enabling their reorganization to meet the cellular needs.
The diversity of biological function, ligand binding, conformational changes and structural adaptability of the periplasmic binding protein superfamily have been exploited to engineer biosensors, allosteric control elements, biologically active receptors and enzymes using a combination of techniques, including computational design.
A structural adaptability in this region, which we describe here for the first time for an SDR enzyme, is probably functionally important, because it concerns Ser142, a member of the highly conserved catalytic tetrad typical for SDR enzymes.
Comparing the structures of BMPR-IA bound to BMP-2 or bound to the Fab AbD1556 with the structure of unbound BMPR-IA shows that binding of BMPR-IA to its interaction partners follows a selection fit mechanism, possibly indicating that the ligand promiscuity of BMPR-IA inherentlytly encoded by structural adaptability.
Although host defense peptides belong to different structural classes, they often exhibit an intrinsic flexibility and structural adaptability, which are thought to be responsible for different modes of interaction with membrane bilayers (Joanne et al., 2009).
From extensive analyses of many protein DNA complexes, the interfacial water at a large binding area seems to behave as a molecule lubricant to increase structural flexibility and adaptability and to lubricate protein sliding for fast translocation.
In such situations, snake robots, which have significant adaptability and structural flexibility properties, are a potentially useful alternative to conventional types of mobile robots.
This structural information highlights the adaptability of the paramyxovirus attachment glycoprotein surface and the potential for the emergence of new and potentially harmful viruses in human hosts.
We also advocate such adaptability of adaptation rates, but the novelty in our study is that we show that these rate changes and the accompanying changes in movement variability and explorative behavior can be understood by structural learning both in the feed-forward and feedback component of movements.
The building's strongest feature is the adaptability of its structural system to different site conditions.
