The phrase "adapt easier" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "adapt more easily."
Example: "With practice, you will learn to adapt more easily to new environments."
Alternatives: "adjust more easily" or "acclimate more easily."
Flanged Hohmanns, dedicated reamers and broach handles adapt easier than standard instrumentation in the narrow surgical routes of minimally invasive approaches.
Those who are emotionally resilient will adapt easier to workplace change, manage workloads more effectively and foster better working relationships with those around them.
As more schools take the plunge, more students will jump on board because they were raised with tech tools and can adapt easier than older generations.
They suspect the gentoo penguin can adapt easier than others because its diet isn't as rigid and because of its ability to breed earlier and alter its life cycle if necessary.
Hill models, on the other hand, can adapt easier to data generated from ANN systems.
Acoustic guitar is probably the best to learn on as the fret board is broader than an electric guitar so it stretches the fingers more, enabling one to be able to adapt easier.
Managers may not feel like redesigning vote-counting procedures to adapt to easier-to-use technology.
While humans are not ideal hosts for H5N1, bird flu viruses do sometimes manage to adapt for easy transmission from human to human, and the results can be devastating.
Since this is computationally infeasible we adapt an easy to implement algorithm developed by Crawford and Pendakur (2013).
"Speaking for the Latin Americans, it's a lot easier to adapt and a lot easier to settle (in Spain) than it is elsewhere," he claimed.
With decks usually 34 inches or longer; trucks (axles) adapted for easier turning; and big, soft wheels, longboards provide a smoother skating experience than boards designed for performing tricks.
