The phrase "adapt the matrix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify or adjust a framework, system, or set of data to better fit specific needs or conditions.
Example: "In order to improve our analysis, we need to adapt the matrix to include more variables."
Alternatives: "modify the framework" or "adjust the model".
The aim of this study was therefore to apply and adapt the Matrix-Lysis food sample preparation method to different healthy organs and to introduce it as a tissue preparation method for routine use and analytical veterinary diagnostics.
However, in practice the pupils of human subjects are changing in position and in size throughout an imaging session, so it is necessary to either track the pupil and adapt the influence matrix size on the fly or come up with another approach.
In particular, we first adapt the parity-check matrix according to the bit reliability so that the unreliable bits correspond to a sparse submatrix.
This challenge has been extensively addressed over the last years and several algorithms are available that either align the reads in a 3-letter space or adapt the alignment scoring matrix in order to account for the C/T conversions.
While the hydrophobicity of silk hampers the initial cell attachment on silk-dominant fibers, cells eventually adapt to the matrix and proliferate at a similar rate as that of cells on collagen-dominant fibers.
After introducing the relevant process kinetics and adapting the stoichiometric matrix accordingly, the model implementation in the Matlab/Simulink™ platform is described with reference to the benchmark setting.
Adapting the transfer matrix method and using harmonic balance for the nonlinear terms, a four-dimensional linear/nonlinear map governing the dynamics is obtained.
Finally, we propose that our approach may be applied to other mountainous areas, adapting the hazard matrix to new local conditions.
