The phrase "adapting the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to the outcomes or impacts of a particular process or situation.
Example: "The researchers focused on adapting the effects of the treatment to better suit individual patient needs."
Alternatives: "modifying the outcomes" or "altering the impacts."
Picasso and Braque adapted the effect to create Cubism: visual reality fragmented in fealty to how our eyes take it in before our brains compose the illusion of having seen it whole.
Furthermore, synaptic plasticity can adapt the effect of both the excitatory parallel fiber inputs and the inhibitory input from the basket cells and stellate cells on the SS patterns [35], [36].
The UK is facing a multi-billion pound bill over the next few years for the costs of adapting to the effects of climate change – including flooding, much fiercer storms, droughts, heatwaves and more extreme weather.
Adapting to the effects of climate change that are already inevitable will be a key aim, and for the first time the World Bank will put this effort on an equal footing with reductions in emissions, investing $50bn in direct finance to adaptation over the period.
Context-specific interventions aimed at anticipating, limiting, and adapting to the effects of climate variability and extremes and building the resilience of livelihoods, food systems and nutrition to climatic shocks and stresses.
Efforts are also underway to investigate how translational research can adapt the stimulating effects of the C-type natriuretic peptide on endochondral bone growth into therapies for skeletal dysplasias [ 45].
He said the information the observatory was collecting would not halt climate change, but may lead to ways of adapting the landscape to mitigate the effects.
The study in [14] analyzes the effects of adapting the beacon rate with respect to reduced accuracy and changing the offered load.
