Sentence examples for versatility in adapting from inspiring English sources

Specifically in the Lipid A region, the portion of the LPS recognized by host immune receptors, there is a large amount of within-host variation presumably as a result of its versatility in adapting to the specific host conditions (Suarez and Peek 2014).

The versatility of P. aeruginosa in adapting to different environments has been attributed in part to the complex regulatory networks that coordinate the control of genes involved in adaptation, including coordination of two-component signal transduction (TCST) systems and quorum sensing [ 10].

He showed unusual versatility both in the combination of different arms and in adapting his tactics to the challenge of enemies who commanded novel forms of warfare the Shaka nomads, the Indian hill tribes, or Porus with his elephants.

Armed with this versatility, arboviruses can adapt to virtually any situation.

Genealogies in adapting populations.

The versatility in the pathogenic potential of C. albicans is the result of its ability to adapt through the regulation of virulence determinants, most notably of which are proteolytic enzymes (Saps), involved in tissue degradation.

The versatility in the pathogenic potential of this fungal species is the result of its ability to adapt, evolve and evade host immune defenses through the regulation of virulence determinants, selectively expressed under suitable predisposing conditions [35] [37].

The popularity showed versatility in the house's output.

"But there's more versatility in our roster this way.

The diversity means versatility in language and specialties.

Throughout the 1990s Bates showed her versatility in a number of films, playing a forlorn Southern housewife in Fried Green Tomatoes (1991), a maid accused of murdering her employer in Dolores Claiborne (1995; adapted from a novel by King), and an outspoken socialite in Titanic (1997).