The phrase "adapt responses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to modify or change replies or answers based on different situations or inputs.
Example: "In order to improve customer satisfaction, we need to adapt responses to better meet the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "modify replies" or "adjust answers".
If production of alternate flowers is environmentally induced, populations may evolve locally adapted responses.
However, these simulation results reliably predict the adapted responses of these two neurons (Fig 5).
NMB-1 shows approximately 30-fold selectivity for the ion channels mediating persistent over rapidly adapting responses to mechanical stimuli.
In plotting Fig. 3B, we therefore focused on steady-state, "adapted" responses, counting spikes starting 300 ms after the onset of stimulation; initial, "non-adapted" responses had the same selectivity as those in the basic model.
One type is characterized by rapidly adapting responses to mechanical probing or acidification of the large airway epithelium.
Nevertheless, it remains mostly unclear whether increased plasmalogen levels are adapted responses to (and/or necessary for) the HC-mediated MEndT-like process of HBMEC/ciβ.
Moreover, a social desirability bias (adapting responses to meet what people believe they should be thinking) cannot be ruled out especially when considering attitudes and opinions.
Within our geographical setting, this study has the potential to enable locally adapted responses in terms of service provision, namely on the development of effective strategies to anticipate diagnosis.
Adhesion to a surface is a prerequisite for aggregation in a biofilm, which enhances the resistance of bacteria to various biotic and abiotic stresses, favours the coordination of adapted responses to environmental changes, and allows multiplication [ 18, 19].
Evaluation of threats depends on a flexibility of mindset that can match this viral behavior, allowing a prompt and adapted response.
