Sentence examples for sufficient to adapt from inspiring English sources
For PIC methods it is not sufficient to adapt the computational grid.
However, none of these responses were sufficient to adapt these populations to predicted future conditions.
The energy or mobility of the molecules was not sufficient to adapt a favorable crystalline conformation.
It is important to note that interactions proposed by the prior knowledge alone might not be sufficient to adapt to the measured time series data.
As only minor sequence changes are sufficient to adapt kinetic properties of orthologous proteins, this tight relationship is essential for identifying a potential thermal signature at the genomic and transcriptomic level in species from thermally distinct habitats.
While forest species must maintain present adaptiveness to the current environment, the future of the species may depend on sufficient variability to adapt to future environments.
Fearfully withdrawing into one's shell is the usual reaction of people who lack sufficient ability to adapt (or who are afraid to display such ability).
The proposed dynamic resource assignment scheme offers sufficient flexibility to adapt better to real world situations than a static resource assignment.
To enable an effective steering of technology choices and innovation, policies have to strike a balance between creating a consistent institutional framework, which establishes planning security for investors, and sufficient flexibility to adapt to new information.
Instead, sales managers should grant their salespeople sufficient leeway to adapt prices to changing customer requirements and market conditions, especially in firms that operate in highly uncertain selling environments.
Newer models to enhance research competitiveness are needed, that in part, require efforts to reengineer the practices of AHCs to successfully achieve a vibrant faculty, a more efficient operating research model, and a governance with sufficient flexibility to adapt in a highly dynamic competitive context.
