The phrase "adapted in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes or modifications made to a particular method, concept, or material within the context of a research study.
Example: "The methodology was adapted in the study to better suit the specific needs of the participants."
Alternatives: "modified in the research" or "altered in the analysis".
The lowest TTO estimate for good reading and the largest decline across the VA groups was observed in a population with simulated AMD states and this was probably because the values were provided by the general population who might not be able to adapt in the study [ 21].
A novel microfluidic flow cell provides the capability of reliable control of flow distributions and chemical gradients in biofilm studies (Song et al. 2014), and is thus adapted in the current study to investigate the biomineralization processes.
The modified EEPAS model thus obtained is adapted in the present study for comparison with the Hazmap model.
For the purpose of consistency with other research, the following Appraisal color coding system from Coffin's (2000, 132) research has been adapted in the present study: Graduation ; Engagement subtypes of Expand and Contract ; Attitude subtypes of Affect ; Judgments of Social Esteem, and Social sanction.
This method was adapted in the present study to provide an activity stain for ACTase in native PAGE gels.
> -wrap-foot> *Patient-family careExpressed: Expressed as 'client-centered' care in the DMIC, term adapted in the Quebec study to encompass patients and families.
Numerical optimization method was adapted in this study and the following optimal condition was obtained as follows: Liquid-solid ratio of 15:1 ml/g, pH of 1.6, sonication time of 24 min and temperature of 60 °C.
Experiment for a simplified small-scale model is carried out and compared with the simulation in terms of forging load to verify the validity of the formulation adapted in this study.
The approach adapted in this study was shown to be capable of providing accurate estimates of lateral confinement coefficient, Ks by using the six design parameters.
