Sentence examples for timely adaptation from inspiring English sources
However, the low overall heritability of coral host traits, along with the corals' long generation time, raise concern about the timely adaptation of the coral-algal symbiosis in the face of continued rapid climate warming.
Innovation is a complex trade-off between routinisation and change, between reliability and accountability of firms and timely adaptation.
By the end of this century this applies to most coastlines around the world, implying unprecedented flood risk levels unless timely adaptation measures are taken.
Ideological myopia was not the only factor that delayed a timely adaptation to a changing geopolitical environment; bureaucratic obstacles and psychological factors also came into play.
To take stock of the present, carve out a day for Hulu's ballyhooed, chillingly timely adaptation of Margaret Atwood's dystopian classic "The Handmaid's Tale"—even though we all know how this one ends.
Books about displacement and migration would make for timely adaptation, such as Stefan Zweig's heartrending, home-seeking 1920s/30s novellas, or Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Americanah, weaving different immigrant experiences together.
Analogous to a typical electromechanical sensor, a cellular signalling network normally consists of three interconnected modules – the input sensors, internal processing and regulatory circuits and output actuators to allow signal sensing and timely adaptations in cell physiology (Lim, 2010; Wang and Buck, 2012) (Fig. 1).
In particular, the authors extrapolated the reproducibility of FDG-PET image interpretation and the feasibility of a timely treatment adaptation based on FDG-PET results in daily clinical practice.
In order to reduce congestion, timely video rate adaptation is required at the RAN.
Timely or early adaptation may not occur if there is no perception of immediate benefit.
Last spring Madeline L'Engle's classic novel A Wrinkle in Time was timely again, thanks to Disney's Oprah-starring film adaptation.
