Sentences with phrase «adapt to new»

A key factor in a viruses» potential to sustain its circulation and ultimately cause disease is its ability to adapt to new host environments.

The human brain possesses an incredible capacity to adapt to new conditions.

Bounceur also had to adapt to a new cultural context, with the added difficulty that the two countries share a sensitive past that makes prejudices and misunderstandings common.

Fuji, who lives in an aquarium in Japan, lost a much smaller portion of her tail — just her back fin — than Winter did, but she also struggled to adapt to her new body.

It's possible, he adds, that the few survivors, unlike some of the other megafauna, were genetically diverse enough to adapt to their new circumstances.

Researchers only recently found out that even in the adult brain, not only do existing synapses adapt to new circumstances, but new connections are constantly formed and reorganized.

Ocean species seeking cooler waters to survive may have to adapt to their new environments by changing their diets

«There are certain classes of genes that modern humans inherited from the archaic humans with whom they interbred, which may have helped the modern humans to adapt to the new environments in which they arrived,» says senior author David Reich, a geneticist at Harvard Medical School and the Broad Institute.

In order for the root to grow and adapt to a new changing environment, this division, elongation and cell differentiation has to be perfectly coordinated.

All are genes which help animals adapt to new environments, infections and threats.

«If a species needs to adapt to a new setting, it needs to generate a lot of diversity over many generations so that evolution has a pool of options to select from.

But experts worry that typical limitations of such vaccines — short shelf life, rigid refrigeration requirements, an inability to adapt to new mutations — will render the vaccine useless under real - world circumstances.

Major climatic events such as ice ages ought to leave their imprint on life as species adapt to the new conditions.

As the globe continues to spin toward a future with higher temperatures, crop yields will likely decrease if farmers do not adapt to new management or technology practices.

In these situations, your old knowledge — your usual model of the world — is out of date and needs to be sidelined or reworked to adapt to the new situation.

Expecting things to be exactly the same is not reasonable; you must adapt to the new situation.

The two strains had a common H1N1 - type ancestor, but both have been evolving independently in pig populations, and the minute changes to viral genes that allowed the virus to adapt to a new host were different in each strain.

According to Charles Darwin the ability to adapt to new conditions is essential for survival of species.

Richard Brodeur, a NOAA fisheries oceanographer and author on the study, said that while most of these fish will adapt to their new surroundings, some will move into less habitable waters with perhaps less available food.

After the 1986 meltdown, it took plants several generations to fully adapt to the new conditions, Hajduch says.

Cancer research is at an «inflection point» where scientists must adapt to new ways of sharing data and putting patients at the center of care, said former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. at the 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting.

As researchers adapt to new constraints, they are reconsidering their strategy and their science, and trying to find a road forward.

In order to continue being a world leader, our workforce must adapt to new changes in the industry.

Also at 10 a.m., Queens Library President and CEO Dennis Walcott calls for a show of support for immigrant New Yorkers and to raise awareness about the programs and services the library offers to help them adapt to their new city and country, Queens Central Library, 89 - 11 Merrick Blvd., Queens.

Whatever happens in this Thursday's referendum, investors will need to adapt to a new financial landscape in Scotland, writes Helen Thomas

«Commissioning consortia will be overwhelmed trying to adapt to their new roles.

I have been unable to discard principles, and values I have internalized and lived with since my childhood and through my adult socialization over the years including the 31st December Revolution to adapt to the new disvalues of the NDC Government since 2009.

They've also had to adapt to new technology, which has changed the ways that people want to give, and raised their expectations of transparency.

This empowerment has been good for legislators — and also for lobbyists and activists who were quick to adapt to the new reality — but it has also slowed the pace of budget talks considerably, participants admitted.

If David Cameron has persuaded his party to adapt to New Labour's arguments of 1997, he must be challenged again by Labour reasserting its claim to be the party of «change».

To see how they adapt to new obstacles, she's devised highly colorful experiments — lead - weighted shoulder packs, walkways that turn into foam pits, Teflon - soled shoes.

I was also so worried about how my daughter would adapt to the new addition, I had nightmare visions of her hitting the new baby or something like that.

I don't sweat the little stuff as much anymore, and I'm able to adapt to new phases with greater ease.

With a little time and practise they will soon adapt to the new setting.

Between 5 % and 15 % of babies and children are slow - to - warm - up, in that they withdraw from or are slow to adapt to new things, they have a low level of activity, and they show a lot of negative mood.

Approximately 10 % of babies and children have a difficult temperament, which means that they withdraw from or are slow to adapt to new situations, they have intense reactions, they have irregular routines, and they have a negative mood.

It differs from Interpersonal Therapy in that it focuses on teaching you new behaviors to deal with negative thinking patterns and adapt to your new mommy status.

Kids need to learn how to adapt to new situations.

With so many physical and hormonal changes going on during this time, it is beneficial for the mother to take some time to decompress and build awareness with her changing body to adapt to each new stage of motherhood.

Luckily, our body will adapt to these new changes.

Your child will be okay as they learn to adapt to the new sleeping arrangement.

You don't want rush this transition because your baby's digestive system needs time to adapt to the new proteins and other nutrients present in fluid milk.

Your toddler is not the only one who has to adapt to the new dynamic.

The most challenging behavior combinations, Kaiser has found, are active children who are slow to adapt to new situations; low - energy children who are slow to adapt; intense children who are slow to adapt; and intense, sensitive children who tend to withdraw.

By working as a team, parenting couples may be amazed at how well they can adapt to their new, stressful circumstances.

If she's slow to adapt to new people, don't plop her on Santa's lap.

The tools on this website will will help you adapt to a new set of beliefs about families and parenting.

Sleep disturbance is one of the biggest changes for new parents and it can be difficult to adapt to a new routine, which doesn't feature regular stretches of undisturbed sleep.

If you do that, your child will find it easier to adapt to their new day - care schedule.

You will want someone who can assess your needs and challenges, easily adapt to a new plan or technique if needed, and have your back (or boob) 100 percent of the time.