The phrase "adapted for single" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed specifically for a single user or purpose.
Example: "The software was adapted for single use, ensuring that each user had a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "designed for individual use" or "tailored for one".
These can be adapted for single trees using additional tree covariates like competition indices (Pretzsch 2009).
In the following, we describe such a model for the multigroup case, although the framework can be easily adapted for single group situations.
However, the MSF model was designed to be a multi-session intervention and was not adapted for single session therapy.
The utilization of next generation sequencing (NGS) approaches has the capability of identifying all expressed sequences, achieving massive dynamic ranges, having resolution down to the single nucleotide level [ 11– 13], and has been adapted for single cell transcription studies [ 1– 3].
The model is adapted for the single link failure scenarios.
Noting that NW assembly based on dielectrophoresis is a well-known tool for fabricating NW device arrays [30, 31], these results suggest that this technique can be easily adapted for fabricating single GNR arrays over large area.
Adapted CBT for several ethnic groups worked as well as CBT adapted for a single ethnic group.
Different methods for DNA isolation based on heat lysis were tested, that is, heat lysis in water and heat lysis in a commercial product for DNA purification were adapted for a single colony from previous reports [ 5, 18, 20, 23] (Table 1: DNA isolation).
Similarly, PCR-based approaches can also be adapted for targeted single-cell mutation detection when the important driver mutations are known (95).
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Traditional qPCR methods were adapted for use with single cells to accurately quantify the fold differences between BCR-ABL and ABL expression levels down to less than single-cell quantities, as defined by typical quality control descriptions (such as linearity of the standard curve for titrated RNA, Figure S-1, Supporting Information).
