The phrase "adapted toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made in relation to a specific goal or direction.
Example: "The software was adapted toward improving user experience based on feedback."
Alternatives: "modified for" or "tailored to".
Some eryopoids became better adapted toward life in water, and shifted their diets toward aquatic organisms.
This is not the case in metoposaurids, meaning that as their bodies grew larger they became less adapted toward a terrestrial lifestyle.
This initial inhibition lasted 15 20 sec, during which the phrenic discharge gradually adapted toward the control amplitude.
These findings further support the notion that CYTB adapted toward using more translational efficient codons.
Considering the contextual influence discussed by Richardson [ 10], more accurate results would perhaps be found in medical and other professional education if the scale items were adapted toward vocational aspects.
The CXMDJ diaphragm showed marked changes in fiber type composition unlike TC muscles, suggesting that the affected diaphragm may be effectively adapted toward dystrophic stress by switching to predominantly slow fibers.
Consequently, one may need to change parameters in our probabilistic light cone method (e.g. sliding time windows) to adapt toward a new system region.
Thus the optimum will not be static, and the parasite can do no better than adapt toward the current optimum.
In brief, CAI measures how the codon usage of a given gene resembles the codon usage of the most highly expressed genes, because the latter are the most likely to adapt toward using translational efficient codons.
I asked about influences on him, and he talked about artists he first encountered in the '60s and '70s — Americans like Richard Serra, Walter De Maria and Michael Heizer, sculptors who adapted Minimalism toward massive projects that extended into the landscape.
For instance, if Twitter data offers better estimates for certain demographic groups, certain areas, or certain types of trip, then the people or places for whom the estimates are better may be favoured if Twitter data is used in policy decisions (for example, transport infrastructures might be unknowingly adapted more toward the needs of those who make more use of Twitter).
