The phrase "adapted for the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to something in order to better suit or accommodate specific data.
Example: "The software was adapted for the data to improve its processing speed and accuracy."
Alternatives: "tailored to the data" or "customized for the data".
First of all, the smoothing kernel - which had a size of approximately 2 voxels [13], [32] - was slightly adapted for the mouse data but due to a rectangular matrix and square FOV this was not completely comparable for both species.
Standard performance measures and measures adapted for the clustered data structure were estimated.
Cox regression analysis adapted for the case cohort data was used to assess the association between the genotypes and ischemic stroke in the MORGAM cohorts, assuming an additive genotypic effect.
H3K27me3 peaks identified for each developmental state were visualised on each autosome using a Hilbert space filling curve, which is continuous fractal space filling curve maintaining locality information and adapted for the representation of genomic data (Anders 2009).
With the aim of finding how multiple rare variants within a genomic region contribute individually and collectively to disease, this study shows how collapsing techniques currently used to analyze population-based data can be adapted for the analysis of pedigree-based data.
A porous electrode model was adapted for the fitting of the experimental EIS data.
The search strategy was run in the CSA data bases and adapted for the others.
The search string for MEDLINE is given in Appendix 1 (see Supplementary data) and was adapted for the other databases.
In this study, the ASCA methodology adapted for unbalanced data was used to investigate the impact of the anticancer drug treatment during pregnancy on the mineralization of the mandible bones of newborn rats and to examine any changes in the mineralization of the bones over time.
