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adaptability

[uh-dap-tuh-bil-i-tee] / əˌdæp təˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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"WHO provides guidelines and every country has built its index based on its own adaptability, weather and local environment," says Mr Beig.

From BBC

The study offers a detailed look at their mobility, behavior and social interactions, highlighting a level of ecological and cognitive adaptability that adds new depth to the story of Neanderthal life.

From Science Daily

Scott went on to make 83 league appearances for the Robins while still a teenager, often being used as a wing-back - and sometimes further forward as a number 10 - such was his adaptability and versatility.

From BBC

As many titles as she’s won, Waters’s greatest feat may be her adaptability.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Understanding this new mechanism opens exciting possibilities for developing antivirals or vaccines that block this remarkable adaptability," he added.

From Science Daily