The phrase "adapting the host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing changes or modifications made to a host, such as in technology, biology, or social situations.
Example: "The researchers focused on adapting the host to better support the new software application."
Alternatives: "modifying the host" or "adjusting the host".
Secreted proteins from pathogens modify and adapt the host environment for pathogen survival, invoking processes such as helminth immunoregulation [ 20].
When viewing acculturation in a one-dimensional manner, the migrant chooses either to adapt the host culture or to maintain the ethnic culture.
It is hypothesized that during the course of evolution, it might be possible that these Partitiviruses had crossed the species barrier from fungi to vertebrates and got adapted or are adapting to the host they resided.
One might say that, after adapting to the host defence system in its early evolution, SSG-resistant L. donovani overcame ROS and RNS exposure for the second time in its evolution to overcome SSG-treatment of the patients.
While others were open to adapting to the host country norms others were very uncomfortable to do so and describe feeling misunderstood.
Thus, some virulence factors may be more appropriately termed "host adaptation" factors, as they allow bacteria to interact with and adapt to the host environment, but do not specifically promote virulence.
For recombinant production of the peroxidase the codon usage of the gene was adapted to the host organism Trichoderma reesei (a derivative of RUT C30; Peterson and Nevalainen 2012) and an expression cassette was constructed from the adapted sequence.
In particular, parents and school peers belonging to the same ethnic community may help children to adapt to the host country culture through schooling.
Likewise, students playing the parasite take satisfaction from the growing success of the parasite population as it adapts to the host population and lament its failure as the composition of the host hand rapidly shifts away in response.
They may have combined genetic information from higher plants, which trigger them to adapt to the host and obtain defense functions such as protection from pathogens, insects, and grazing animals [32, 33].
