The phrase "adapted for study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been modified or adjusted to be suitable for study or learning. Example: This textbook has been carefully adapted for study by including practice exercises and clear explanations of key concepts.
The chapter presents an assay that was adapted for studying the effects of engineered mutations and cells derived from patients with naturally occurring truncations of DP.
They were run following the "hydrate precursor method" developed in previous works (Duchateau et al., 2009, 2010) to form bulk hydrate under controlled subcooling conditions, and adapted for studying hydrate formation behavior in porous media.
Criteria for empirically supported treatments as described by Divisions 12 and 16 of APA, and adapted for studies employing single-case designs were used to review this body of literature.
The Greek Version was translated and culturally adapted for studies carried out previously in Greece [ 83].
The use of the geldanamycin biotin probe could be adapted for studies of other reactive species thought to modify Hsp90.
Isoleucine limitation and its corresponding homolactic metabolism are thus well adapted for studying the growth rate impact on cells because they avoid metabolic and energetic interferences.
The ten-item survey came from an instrument that was validated and adapted for studying districts as quality improvement collaboratives (QIC) in Georgia [ 18, 19].
The measure could be adapted for studies examining whether risk perception predicts future behavior by making the items conditional on a specific behavior (for example, not using condoms) rather than based on past sex behavior.
Importantly, in addition to applications for TB research and TB drug discovery, this methodology can be adapted for studies of other respiratory infections, and should aid in understanding host-microbe interplay in general.
