The phrase "adapted to patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to fit specific patterns or frameworks.
Example: "The software was adapted to patterns of user behavior to enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "tailored to frameworks" or "modified for structures".
The best prediction results in all aspects (percentage error, time taken to adapt to pattern, number of calls dropped) were obtained when training was based on the previous week's data (Set B).
In the laboratory, genome-wide technologies such as expression and DNA microarrays have been adapted to analyze patterns of DNA methylation and to screen for novel disease markers.
As I wrote before the Darren Wilson grand jury decision "new crime mapping and predictive technologies ordinarily used to prevent crime can be adapted to identify patterns of problematic police-citizen interaction".
As the R-LMC-R system adapted to these patterns, its encoding was improved further.
These species are not necessarily well adapted to seasonal patterns on southeastern Negros.
If there is strong variation, the recommendations in the guideline could be regionally adapted to specific patterns of resistance.
The index measures the codon usage bias presented by highly expressed genes and can be comparatively employed to score native genes (higher CAI, more adapted to the pattern of codon usage) and possibly foreign or transferred genes (lower CAI, less adapted to the pattern of codon usage).
This concept, called genetic multiplexing, is particularly adapted to Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors, but can also be used for other types of detectors.
We used a multi-electrode array to induce, detect, and track changes in propagation in multiple neurons while they adapted to different patterned stimuli in controlled neocortical networks in vitro.
