The phrase "adapted for evaluating the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or designed specifically for the purpose of assessment or analysis.
Example: "The software was adapted for evaluating the performance of various algorithms in real-time."
Alternatives: "designed for assessing the" or "modified for analyzing the".
To facilitate using gradient-based methods to search optimal model parameters, an effective numerical method is adapted for evaluating the ISE and its gradient with respect to parameters.
Such a flight configuration (Fig. 3) was used for a while during UAV 12 flight, which was therefore well adapted for evaluating the performance of the range imaging technique in greater detail.
Cell models such as N1E-115 are tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) expressing cells adapted for evaluating the effects of B12 in proliferating cells but not those in mature CNS since once these cells reach fully differentiation state, they rapidly become detached from the culture dishes, reflecting the cell death.
We have also discussed how the two DNA microarrays were adapted for evaluating the mycotoxin action.
Our method can be easily adapted for evaluating the importance of genes in gene regulatory networks by considering the connectivity of the whole network instead of the connectivity from input to output.
Simons' stain (SS), a staining technique used in the pulp and paper industry to examine changes in the physical structure of pulp fibers under the microscope, and adapted for evaluating the pore structure (internal surface area) of cellulosic materials [ 34], was performed according to the modified procedure by Chandra et al. [ 35].
Since human patients also exhibit substantial spongiosis in their brain, this model is well adapted for evaluating therapeutic strategies.
This article proposes a decisional flow-chart to choose the most adapted design for evaluating the effectiveness of a vaccine in large-scale studies.
Information on IC and the false-negative, both related to women and to program, is useful for assessing and adapting screening strategies, for evaluating the work of radiologistsand thereby reducing the proportion of false negatives, achieving higher screening sensitivity.
Similarly, the tool and algorithms described in this article could also be adapted to be used for evaluating the effects of information campaigns or psychological operations during military missions [30].
