Significats de highly adaptable en anglès

The system is highly adaptable, and is particularly well-suited to high-throughput screening.

Fundamentally, Gomez is a whatever-it-takes grafter, and so she's highly adaptable.

Of all the signs, you're most likely to be highly adaptable to unexpected changes.

The fact is you attract what you are-weare highly adaptable as a species.

In fact, Germany's far right is highly adaptable, embracing many subcultures such as rap and graffiti.

Tejano musicians are highly adaptable and unpretentious borrowers.

Women being highly adaptable, the neophyte, unless she is rebellious, gets into the spirit of it all.

One of the advantages of the way we in SIS work is that we are highly adaptable and flexible.

The intron-based system is highly adaptable to addressing a number of issues regarding molecular mechanisms of genomic rearrangements in mammalian cells.

This assay is scalable and highly adaptable with the potential to discover inhibitors of transcription factors with implications in cancer biology.

Mitchell's production is characteristically precise and detailed, and Alex Eales's design of a strip-lit institutional room with five doors proves highly adaptable.

Clade 1 was found to be the most primitive group and to have evolved to be highly adaptable to the desert steppe.

Indeed, the highly adaptable Old Ones had lived much on land in other parts of the universe, and probably retained many traditions of land construction.

When the brain was presented with only one image, the child's highly adaptable brain quickly learns to accept the only visual input that is available.