Physical and social capital (both informal relationships and formal service provision) give communities the potential to recover from dramatic change, sustain their adaptability, and support new growth.
Presumably, variations in gene expression contribute to phenotypic diversity including dormancy variation and, therefore sustain the adaptability of conifer populations [ 81].
At its best, data standardization can serve as a crucial ingredient in building and sustaining the trust, accountability, adaptability, and efficiency that are essential for finance.
In addition, synergistic interactions of mixed microbial communities in MFCs for long-term ecologically stable electrochemical expression could be sustained due to nutrient adaptability, stress resistance, degradation cooperation, in particular under fluctuating pollutant threat to species survival.
One of business's great contemporary problems is how to release and sustain among the people who work in corporate hierarchies the thrust, initiative, and adaptability of the entrepreneur.
That's testament not only to sustained excellence but also an incredible adaptability, stamina, competitiveness and perseverance, qualities to which we tend to grow complacent or undersell.
Several variables were used to narrow down the list, including a plant's reported capacity for drought tolerance or avoidance, cold and heat tolerance, ability to withstand sustained exposure to solar radiation and wind, adaptability to shallow substrates, capacity to reproduce, nativity to the region and plant life-form.
As a result, you have less adaptability.
Adaptability and entrepreneurship became key to achieving and sustaining success.
The results showed that the application of the chondroitin sulfate-chitosan sponge to provide sustained release of PDGF-BB at the wound site enhanced the adaptability and regenerative potential of osteoblasts.
Duckworth's biggest finding is that though success has many features, including raw intelligence and adaptability, the most crucial ingredient may be hard work over sustained periods of time, or grit.
