The phrase "adapted to interact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or designed to engage or communicate with others effectively.
Example: "The software was specifically adapted to interact with various user interfaces, ensuring a seamless experience."
Alternatives: "designed to engage" or "modified for interaction".
Osmotin is not evolutively adapted to interact with ADIPOR1, therefore, we have only two choices: a) the osmotin structure is so flexible to adapt its sequence to the same ADIPOR1 region where adiponectin interacts too; b) the outer ADIPOR1 region is so flexible to adapt itself to different ligands structurally similar.
Evolutionary pressures would, in turn, favour individuals harbouring MHC molecules adapted to interact better with these new PRIAP forms.
The αRep scaffold is probably less well adapted to interact with clefts, crevices or any other type of concave features of protein targets.
These techniques are not optimally adapted to interact with a monolayer of bacteria due to the size mismatch between the field decay length (some tens of nm) for the visible frequency range and the size of a bacterium (order of magnitude 1 μm).
Similarly, any other data source could in theory be adapted to interact with Strudel in this way, both in terms of data export to Strudel, and in terms of providing annotation URLs that can be accessed through the application (see above).
It's not clear whether this will be as profitable, but as Mr. Nadella noted, the world is changing and Microsoft has to adapt to interacting all the time with its customers.
Games launched today are constantly being adapted to the way that users interact with, share and ultimately enjoy their experience.
This method could be easily adapted to identify proteins that interact with other UBA domains as well.
What is really missing in Italy is a long-term and locally-coordinated political project that can adapt to, and interact with, territorial characteristics (Carnelli and Forino 2017).
Through coevolution local populations of interacting species become adapted to one another, sometimes even evolving into new species.
Even though we've adapted to doing a lot of our business online, people still like to feel that they are interacting with another human being.
