The phrase "adapted concentration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a concentration that has been modified or adjusted for a specific purpose or situation.
Example: "The adapted concentration of the solution was necessary to achieve the desired reaction rate in the experiment."
Alternatives: "modified concentration" or "adjusted concentration".
Ligation was performed with adapted concentrations of Nextflex DNA barcodes (Bioo Scientific, Austin, TX,) and cleaned up by two rounds of AMPure XP beads purifications.
A constant and calibrated inoculum of MRSA was exposed to adapted concentrations (4-fold MIC) of inhibitory compounds in liquid medium.
To do this we developed and used a methodology based on assuming that, for policy purposes, the risks to health from IAP can be approximated by adapting concentration-response functions from outdoor air pollution, in the metric of PM2.5.
It is thus recommend to re-determine data for samples with Sav FBS <10 μM or Sav FBS >35 μM after having adapted the concentration.
Moreover, on the basis of the heuristic method adapted from concentration interval analysis method for the continuous process network design, the network design for the discontinuous or batch process can be obtained through the designs for every time interval.
Calcium administration was adapted to concentrations of ionized calcium in the patient by a specially designed algorithm, as described before [ 12].
Calcium administration was adapted to concentrations of ionized calcium in the patient by an especially designed algorithm, as described before [ 22].
Microcosms were started with sludge from two treatment plants as inoculum; (i) a sludge that was adapted to concentrations of pharmaceuticals and (ii) unadapted sludge from an MBR reactor sampled shortly after start-up and only exposed to low concentrations of pharmaceuticals.
Calcium administration was adapted to concentrations of systemic ionised calcium by a specially designed algorithm, targeting systemic ionised calcium levels of 1.0 to 1.35 mmol/L [ 19]; for calcium pump settings see Additional file 1. Calcium levels in the extracorporeal circuit were not measured routinely, in order to keep the treatment protocol simple.
The paper will show a new approach consisting in adapting the concentration of surfactant as a function of cation exchange capacity (CEC) of the material.
