The phrase "adapted to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed to produce a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The software was adapted to generate more accurate reports based on user feedback."
Alternatives: "designed to produce" or "modified to create".
The generative approach is more adapted to generate the machining plans of parts composed of numerous boring operations in interaction.
In the Netherlands a few old-fashioned mills were adapted to generate electricity.
In the proposed CRO, the effective NEH heuristic is adapted to generate the initial population of molecules.
Recently, engineered nucleases, including zinc finger nucleases, transcription activator-like effector nucleases, and CRISPR/Cas9 systems, have been adapted to generate knockout rats efficiently.
A compiler is classified as retargetable if it can be adapted to generate code for different target processors with significant reuse of the compiler source code.
However, the simple argument given above can obviously be adapted to generate a contradiction between the restriction principle and any tolerance principle that permits some difference in the bicycle's original composition, simply by introducing a longer chain of possible worlds.
Finally, we describe how the here described procedure can be adapted to easily generate sponges that target multiple miRNAs simultaneously.
For this demonstrator the plug-in was adapted to also generate the metadata as a separate elnItemManifest file (to be viewed and saved).
It was demonstrated that microbial communities from coal and lake sediments can be enriched and adapted to effectively generate methane under initial atmospheric exposure.
This recursion can be adapted to efficiently generate only regular transcripts by keeping track of the current block indel and the last block indel or block match.
For this reason, the LAIV strains A/Singapore and B/Vienna (for details on these strains see materials & methods section) were adapted to CR.pIX cells to generate working seed viruses with high titers.
