The phrase "adaptable our" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect arrangement of words and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We need to ensure that our approach is adaptable to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "flexible in our" or "versatile for our".
We'll become more adaptable to our digital future by thinking about our lives in a more complex way, not by reducing what connects us all on an emotional level to categories.
"Any examination of what is cruel and unusual is inherently mutable, dependent to an extent on public opinion, and necessarily adaptable to our society's evolving values," Justice Long wrote.
As we could not identify questionnaires suitable for continuous reporting and adaptable to our local conditions, we had to develop new ones.
For any study to be included in the present study, its outcome and predictor definitions had to be consistent or adaptable with our definitions.
Due to its flexibility in many application domains, the above ML method is readily adaptable to our study with minor changes.
The classification by Morgan and Fernandez [ 22] of coronins outside the metazoans is not consistent with the latest taxonomy of the eukaryotes and therefore not adaptable to our more comprehensive coronin tree.
These results suggest that the thioredoxin system is adaptable and our analysis confirmed that changes in the system, especially the thioredoxin reductase concentration, can affect the kinetic profiles of thioredoxin oxidation reactions.
Our decision to build an in-house PPI system is because the PPI systems described in the literature are either not available for download or not easily adaptable to our needs (for more details, see the description of the PPI module within the Materials and Methods section).
Marx, then, has a fairly expansive view of human nature – it is in our nature to be creatively adaptable and for our understanding of what is normal in terms of behaviour to be shaped by the social relations around us.
