The phrase "adapted method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method that has been modified or tailored to suit specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The researchers employed an adapted method to better fit the unique requirements of their study."
Alternatives: "modified approach" or "tailored technique".
The adapted method provides an accurate calibration of log recorded temperature.
To observe the influence of small scatterers, an adapted method has to be used, namely, MoM which does not have any restriction on object size contrary to PO.
Finally, the bioaccessibility of PBDEs in four natural dust samples, which ranged from 36.1% to 43.3%, were determined using the adapted method.
Despite the variation of SERS intensity, it was possible to use an adapted method of internal standard to obtain a calibration curve with good precision.
Since the energy method can be applied only to star-shaped domains, we derive here some crucial estimates of solutions for the case of small diffusion equations and extend the adapted method of comparison to sign-changing solutions on any bounded domains.
In light of the new advancements in basic and applied experimental cartilage research, establishing a constant exchange of knowledge between scientists and clinicians appears to be the most adapted method to generate new, effective therapeutic options for an optimal treatment of articular cartilage lesions in patients.
Hygric and thermal characterizations were performed on carbonated aggregates with adapted methods.
Health promotion efforts directed at Latinos may be more effective when culturally adapted methods are used.
The adapted methods will enable further detailed studies on how archaeal biofilms are formed and how their structures develop.
To analyze biomarker expression in stromal tissues, we adapted methods described in previous studies [ 47– 47].
Details of these experiments and the adapted methods of analyses that were used are included in Supplementary Materials and methods.
