The phrase "adapt the local" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of adjusting something to fit local conditions or contexts, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "To ensure the project is successful, we need to adapt the local strategies to better suit the community's needs."
Alternatives: "modify the local" or "tailor to the local".
A technique to adapt the local number of particles and grid adaptation are used to reduce the truncation error and the noise of the simulations, to increase the accuracy per unit cost.
This process provides a mechanism to adapt the local circulation to changing demands of neuronal metabolism and respiration.
Moreover, it can be applied in modern radiotherapy techniques where intensity modulation is used to adapt the local dose to the biological activity in heterogeneous tumor parts.
Furthermore, considering the special cultural and social factors in rural China, the government would better recruit indigenous medical students with a rural background, so they will have a better social network to adapt the local life and enjoy the respect from the community [ 57, 60].
For this reason, we recommend for any setting i) to identify the locally most common resistant pathogens, ii) to investigate the most relevant risk factors for acquisition, and iii) to adapt the local infection control policy according to the observed risk factors, for instance in the context of a local CRS as suggested by our work.
The package adapts the local density of the grid in such a way that an assumed value of the error of computations can be obtained.
In tracking scenario, we embed the evolutionary mechanism of AGA into the framework of evolution strategy for adapting the local characteristics of fitness function.
On trips to the South Seas the old sea dogs had picked up native rattan and cane, adapting the local Wampanoag Indian basket-weaving techniques to their own tastes.
Not surprisingly, the professional groups engaged very little in informal processes of interpreting and adapting the local model.
The neurovascular coupling (NC) is a brain-intrinsic vasoregulatory mechanism that adapts the local cerebral blood flow in accordance with the metabolic needs of active neurons.
We adapted the local false discovery rate analysis from Efron et al. [ 21] to identify genes and domains with significant mutation frequency.
