The phrase "adapt in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "We need to adapt in the same way as our competitors to stay relevant."
Alternatives: "adjust similarly" or "modify in the same manner".
It is only right that the regulatory body is able to change and adapt in the same way as the organisations that it is regulating.
The California law also prohibits certain mechanical features, and the expectation is that gun makers and sellers in the state will adapt in the same way as before.
Therefore we have extended the previous work [20] to demonstrate that subjects both with and without vision adapt in the same manner to the novel stable dynamics.
Therefore, more research is needed to establish whether their conclusions were correct and whether the Gastrocnemius muscle will adapt in the same way to sustained stretch as the Soleus muscle.
The other episodes adapted in the same work were "The Lorelei Signal" and "The Infinite Vulcan".
Solanum bulbocastanum (2n = 2x = 24) is a diploid species that has adapted in the same environment as the late blight pathogen.
Broad tufted RS L5 pyramidal neurons were more sensitive to adrenaline and acetylcholine than slender tufted adapting neurons in the same layer (Dembrow et al. 2010).
The stable non-motile phenotype and genotype of the recent ET12 clinical strains suggest that B. cenocepacia may in time also adapt to the same phenotype associated with P. aeruginosa from chronic CF infection.
For example, divergence among populations can be caused by adaptation to different environments, or by chance differences in evolutionary history such as mutational order and drift, which may constrain subsequent evolution and promote divergence even when populations evolve in and adapt to the same environment [ 1- 5].
All this is aimed to help restaurants adapt to the same changes in user behavior that retail has seen in the past decade, Reddy said.
One of the classical questions in evolutionary biology concerns whether different species and populations within species will adapt to the same agent of selection in the same way or whether the response will involve different traits and genes [ 1, 2].
