Sentence examples for supporting adaptability from inspiring English sources

It has been known for many years that the human frontal lobes play a particularly important role in supporting adaptability, with frontal lobe damage leading to poorly adapted or "dysexecutive" behaviors (Luria et al. 1966; Stuss and Benson 1986; Fuster 1997).

Current techniques for supporting adaptability and evolvability can be categorized as static (happening at compile-time or design-time), or dynamic (adaptation during the actual execution of the system).

This strategy requires management processes that can support adaptability over time.

By using KPIs, it is possible extract understandable and processable data out of static identity information and thus support adaptability of policies without having to change the policy itself.

Molecular docking analysis revealed that the circumference of the β‐propeller structure was involved in an interaction with a SiCullin4 protein, supporting the adaptability of SiWD40 to act as a scaffold.

Within this paper, we address these emerging requirements through an ontological approach aimed at (i) establishing interoperability among heterogeneous data sets, (ii) expressing the high-level semantics of the indicators, (iii) supporting indicator adaptability and dynamic composition for specific applications and (iv) representing properly the uncertainties of the resulting ecosystem.

Overall requirements for such applications are QoS support, adaptability to fast changing environment, robustness, and additional bandwidth to deal with congestion and high bandwidth requirements of some applications such as video streaming.

This paradigm, it is argued would naturally give rise to a notion of self-organization of said system, as well as support adaptability under changing external conditions.

PMAQ-7 results showed no apparent differences between the abacavir-switch and PI-continuation arms in overall adherence at week 2890%0% vs 94%) or in the Social Support, Adaptability, Knowledge and Attitudes, and Memory and Recall domains.

As regards practical implication, the results carried out emphasize the importance to support career adaptability, hope, optimism, and future orientation in adolescence.

But the traditional structure doesn't support the adaptability and collaboration the future of work will require.