The phrase "adapted to learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been modified or designed to facilitate the process of learning.
Example: "The new software is specifically adapted to learning, making it easier for students to grasp complex concepts."
Alternatives: "designed for learning" or "tailored for education".
Indeed, it may pay them to learn quite particular things in specific situations, and different groups of animals may be particularly adapted to learning rather different things in similar situations.
"Your brain's really well adapted to learning about rewards," said Dr Das.
"Your brain's really well adapted to learning about rewards," said Dr. Das. "Addictive drugs like alcohol activate the reward centers in your brain, so when you have a drink, for instance, your brain's learning about all the things in the environment that are associated with that drink and that rewarding effect".
As a result, Gopnik adds, the birds "are beautifully adapted to learn about this world," but "children are beautifully adapted to learn about many possible worlds".
Consequently, a two step learning mechanism was adapted to learn all model parameters.
Genetic algorithm (GA) is adapted to learn user preferences, and fuzzy logic is applied for making decisions.
The deep ConvNets were adapted to learn the mapping between the gradients of the CXRs and the corresponding bone images.
"Max is very good at learning; when I speak to the engineers they are impressed by his ability to adapt, to learn new things," he said.
The use of PLPs within the clinical learning environment is particularly attractive as medical students often struggle with adapting to learn within this less familiar and structured environment [ 6].
Cook concludes that further research in web-based learning could clarify the feasibility and effectiveness of assessing and adapting to learning [ 15].
