Sentences with phrase «often adapt to their environment»

Young children are resilient and often adapt to their environment in such a way that the dysfunctional family environment becomes functional to them and ensures their survival.

Not exact matches

Established industry players are largely ill - equipped to rapidly adapt to changing environments, though they are all too often delusional in believing that they can.

Mankind adapts its environments to its genes more often than it changes its genes to fit its environments.

«The potential for the organisms to evolve in response to a rapidly changing environment is often downplayed, even though very few studies have examined the extent to which species might adapt,» said Michael Logan, who recently received a Ph.D. from Dartmouth College and is now a postdoctoral fellow at the National Science Foundation.

And yet they must have lived long enough and divided often enough and mutated often enough to evolve through natural selection, because they are well - adapted to their environment.

But because these human strains frequently mutate to adapt to their new environment in eggs, the resulting vaccine is often an imperfect match to the actual virus that it is supposed to protect against.

Over time, plants have evolved to adapt to a constantly changing, often hostile, environment.

In biology this is often used to illustrate that organisms must constantly adapt and evolve to survive in an ever - changing environment.

This evidence suggests that while bureaucratic change may often be slow, it may be a mistake to underestimate the capacity of these bureaucratic institutions to reform, adapt, and adjust in light of changing environments.

Also keep in mind that older dogs are often already house trained, past the puppy chewing stage and adapt quickly to new home environments often making better pets for first time dog owners.

These pets would often end up in shelters where they sometimes struggle adapting to the environment.

Pet sitters are often advised for owners of cats because cats often dislike travel and take a long time to adapt to new environments.

Pokémon are physically adapted to the specific environments they live in too, often reflecting the plants and creatures that inhabit parallel, real - life habitats.

Although the head offices of most agricultural research and extension organisations are located in the cities, urban agriculture is often not a priority on the research agenda and urban producers access to technical advice and training services is often rather limited and its content and focus often are not well adapted to the conditions in the urban environment.

As a biologist I know that every environmental change, be it one way or the other, is most often detrimental, because we are adapted to the current environment, not to any other.

Architect and writer Lance Hosey took issue with that point, noting that studies have shown that «the mid-century modern glass tower, a staple of American urban environments, often can not be adapted to out - perform a new, more efficient building.»

The idea that our built environment can be fluid, adapting to the needs and constraints of the moment, is something that isn't seen often.

A factotum that has been able to adapt, often on the fly, and apply his skills to the situation at hand, especially in a content - production environment.

Often praised for my ability to adapt to any work environment with ease and highly respected by coworkers, peers and volunteers.

In practice, in applying the types of engagement I spoke of earlier, this means being aware of the environment you are working in and adapting your engagement processes to ensure the best outcome over causing more stress and conflict in the community, as is often the case.