The phrase "adapted by changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of modification or alteration to fit new conditions or requirements.
Example: "The software was adapted by changing its user interface to improve accessibility for all users."
Alternatives: "modified through alteration" or "adjusted by altering".
However, IDM offers a flexible configuration, which is desirable for joint communication and positioning, because the data rate can be easily adapted by changing the number of data layers M instead of changing the modulation scheme[23].
In the CCAMLR area, IUU operators adapted by changing fishing ground, ports of landings and flag states.
The six items used for each school subject were adapted by changing the subject name to "in most academic subjects".
The scale was adapted by changing the language from future to past tense, and an additional item, "The questions the therapist/counsellor asked me took me by surprise", was added based on prior research [ 25].
Indeed we show in each of the experimental conditions: iAs-T, iAs-Rev and iAs-rev-reTreat, that cells adapted by changing the expression of genes both at the transcription and splicing levels.
In other cases, animals may adapt by changing their behavior.
Second, even if water availability decreases during the growing season farmers can adapt by changing planting patterns or management such that productivity does not decline [115].
Microorganisms used in various types of biotechnical processes encounter constantly changing environmental conditions, to which they adapt by changing their cellular physiology.
The analysis presented illustrates the effect of material heterogeneity on the stability limit and also reveals the origin of instabilities that are often observed when the stability limit derived for homogeneous materials is adapted by simply changing the velocity of the wave to account for the material heterogeneity.
We were granted permission by the author to use their scale [ 13], and adapted the survey by changing the word 'medical' to 'paramedic' (see Table 1).> The survey assesses the perceptions of paramedicine students regarding their educational achievements and preparation for clinical placements.
"They adapt, e.g. by changing the color of their coat or plumage so as to avoid enemies" (q. no.91).
