The phrase "adapt the expressions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the modification or adjustment of phrases or language to fit a particular context or audience.
Example: "In order to make the content more relatable, we need to adapt the expressions used in the original text."
Alternatives: "modify the phrases" or "alter the wording".
Results allow to adapt the expression of the Taylor's effective dispersion coefficient by introducing an effective velocity.
In response, Pink1−/− mice appear to adapt the expression levels of critical genes controlling innate immune responses, perhaps to mitigate inflammation and inflammation-induced neuronal damage (see also below).
To adapt the expression to a real situation, many simplifications are available, based either on information about the used biosystem and chemicals, or on a hypothesis to be tested.
Cancer cells have now been shown to efficiently adapt the expression of their proteome through changes in alternative splicing patterns, modifications of mRNA translational efficiency, or feedback modulators such as miRNAs and noncoding RNAs.
This suggests that Pink1−/− mice may mitigate neurodegeneration by adapting the expression of a set of genes towards increased neuroprotection.
Taken together, the data indicate that esl1 Δ esl2 Δ double mutants may have a defect in adapting the expression of hexose and one-carbon metabolism genes to environmentally appropriate requirements.
Our contribution here is to adapt the outage expression to a (realistic) scenario with outdated CSI and a max-normalized SNR strategy.
In vivo, when cBAL111 was transplanted in immunodeficient mice, the cell line showed the potential to fully differentiate into hepatocytes and adapt the zonal expression pattern of CPS.
Thus, the accumulation of miR-20b in tumor cells [18], [19] raises the question of how tumor cells adapt the hypoxia when the expression of VEGF is inhibited.
