The phrase "adapted substance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a material or element that has been modified or changed for a specific purpose.
Example: "The adapted substance was used in the experiment to enhance the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "modified material" or "altered compound".
By contrast, the Drug User Quality of Life Scale is a specific instrument, which was originally developed to assess the quality of life of intravenous substance users [ 6, 7]; a later version has been adapted for substance users irrespective of their methods of self-administration (DUQOL) [ 11].
Thus, with the addition of any new in vitro method for (eco toxicity testing we will get one step closer towards an integrated process of gaining early toxicological information and adapting substance synthesis, leading to the efficient development of green chemicals and products with reduce toxicity.
Outreach workers can spend months coaxing them out of the street life to which they have adapted, and counseling, substance abuse treatment and case management can be required for months or even years to keep them in housing.
Illicit drug use was assessed using an anonymous self-report adapted from the substance use/dependence section of the Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS) [ 17].
If the hedonic value of tastants is hard-wired in insects, it would be interesting to know how fast insects can adapt to substances that are detected within the wrong category.
Substance abuse interventions were based on evidence-based CBT protocols addressing substance abuse adapted for use in The Netherlands [ 47- 50]; for a description of interventions, see [ 51]).
When biofilm architecture was characterized by epifluorescence and SEM, L. sakei CRL1862 homogeneously covered the SS surface while cell clusters were observed on PTFE; the extracellular polymeric substance matrix adapted to the topography and hydrophilic/hydrophobic characteristics of each material.
Another approach to enhance solvent tolerance is cell acclimatization, in which cells are adapted to a toxic substance under particular conditions.
This scale was adapted from the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders IV TR (substance dependence criteria) [ 10].
We called this scale the DSM-IV-TR substance dependence Adapted Scale (DAS) in this paper.
