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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adapted to disrupt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or changed in order to cause disruption or interference in a system or process.
Example: "The new software was specifically adapted to disrupt the traditional workflow, forcing employees to rethink their strategies."
Alternatives: "designed to interrupt" or "modified to challenge".
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(Fig. 5) The defined cut off of activity with NucB, compared to the more gradual loss of activity of DNaseI, suggests that the bacterial nuclease is better adapted to disrupt eDNA present in bacterial biofilms.
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However, in cells that are already compromised because of the expression of a FOXC1 mutation, fluctuations in wild-type FOXC1 levels in response to stress may further compromise the ability of TM cells to respond and adapt to stress, disrupting the overall functioning of the TM.
Yet, they chose neither to adapt nor to disrupt.
Here, we show that the same cells respond very differently when adapted to RITA, a drug that, like nutlin-3, also disrupts the p53/Mdm2 interaction.
"I adapted to it".
And he adapted to it".
They've adapted to it.
They adapted to the region.
Horses are adapted to grazing.
We adapted to it.
So as we continue to adapt to the changes that are disrupting all of our businesses, remember to think broadly.
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