Sentences with phrase «to adapt to new conditions»

Remember: intestinal colic is not a disease, but the way your baby's digestive tract adapts to new conditions of existence.

They are highly adaptive and persistent, researchers say, and today are once again adapting to new conditions in a way that threatens some of the life they originally made possible.

If it doesn't adapt to the new conditions rapidly enough, you may fall over.

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

Are they able to adapt to new conditions when exposed over long periods?

How your parenting style adapts to these new conditions is important.

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

These mobile nucleoporins result, once again, from the infinite ingenuity demonstrated by the cells for adapting to new conditions of life.

The IZN researchers assume that similar switches based on nuclear calcium signals may have applications in other areas — presumably whenever organisms need to adapt to new conditions over the long term.

It would also help a grid self - repair — adapt to new conditions after an outage, or an attack, the way a fighter plane reconfigures its systems to stay aloft even after being damaged.

However, the arrivals of new species are mirrored by the challenges for existing ones adapting to new conditions such as walrus and polar bear.

The gearing of the seven - speed direct - shift gearbox (DSG) was specially adapted to the new conditions.

Still others readily adapted to the new conditions and prospered.

Indirect economic impacts of climate change will depend on the extent to which the local economies are able to adapt to new conditions in terms of labour and capital mobility.

Species that can not adapt to new conditions or migrate to more suitable areas will become extinct.

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

And can we intervene in the process or find ways to adapt to the new conditions?

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

«The population numbers of these plants are dropping faster than the plants can adapt to the new conditions or spread to more favorable grounds,» Frédéric Guillaume says.

«However, we hadn't realised there may be a large number of genes fueling the interactions, or that these types of genes hamper a species» ability to adapt to new conditions.»

When pieces of hydra begin the regeneration process, the scraps of hydra fold into little balls, and the cytoskeleton has to find a balance between maintaining its old shape and adapting to the new conditions.

One theory for this dramatic demise holds that rapid climate shifts at the end of the most recent major ice age, some 10,000 years ago, altered vegetation and broke up habitats, causing the death of those unable to adapt to the new conditions.

«Viruses have to optimize the size of the swarm to have enough mutants that you can adapt to new conditions, but not making too many mistakes, which would then kill your population,» Vignuzzi said.

However, this phenomenon can have harmful genetic consequences, such as lessened biodiversity, reduced capacity of adapting to new conditions, and diseases.

They found that all of their salmon were able to adapt to the new conditions.

Quality coffee farming requires long - term solutions that enable producers to adapt to new conditions and reduce the uncertainty that climate can have on production.

Because there is no endogenous glucose to be found, the body will then seek out other ways of getting energy and begins to adapt to these new conditions.

If you want to build more muscle, you need to put your body under a new stress that creates growth, forcing your body to adapt to new conditions.

Adaptive tests, for example, could be used to measure how quickly students use new knowledge or adapt to new conditions; projective tests could be used to examine how well they attend to different conditions; collaborative projects could be used to assess interpersonal problem solving, etc., etc..

The beauty of some systems is that they have the ability to evolve so as to adapt to new conditions.

Following surgery, he recovered in foster care with special therapeutic assistance to adapt to his new condition.

When the seasons change, the coats switch so they can adapt to the new conditions.

«This is something that may lead to their success, the ability to adapt to these new conditions and these other resources.»

Climate change is doing «widespread and consequential» harm to animals and plants, which are struggling to adapt to new conditions, according to a major report released Monday.

Kunstler insists that he is not all doom and gloom, that we can be sensible about how we design our cities and towns, our transportation systems and our food supply and adapt to new conditions.

While the initial knee - jerk reaction from businesses and residents alike appears to be nerves and outrage, whenever pedestrianization or traffic restrictions are imposed, the rise of the cargo bike shows something that free market conservatives have been banging on about for years: Markets will innovate new solutions to adapt to new conditions.

Needless to say small - shareholder farmers, who constitute the majority of farmers worldwide, are in desperate need of resources to help them adapt to their new conditions.