The phrase "adapting the means" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of modifying or changing methods or resources to achieve a specific goal.
Example: "In order to improve our efficiency, we are focusing on adapting the means by which we deliver our services."
Alternatives: "modifying the methods" or "adjusting the resources".
In order to adopt the ICF into clinical practice, participants from an acute stroke multidisciplinary team had to adapt the means of implementation to meet their local service priority needs and adapt the language and format of the ICF.
In their recent work, Martino, Elvira et al. proposed adaptive population importance sampling [22] and gradient adaptive population importance sampling [23] that adapt the mean and the covariance of proposal Gaussian pdfs, and reported significant improvements with respect to MIS that keeps the individual proposal pdfs fixed.
From Eq. (5), we can see that although the zero-order Baum-Welch statistics of Gaussian components vary from each other, i-vector approach adapts the mean vector of each Gaussian component in a same degree.
Real-time RT PCR assays were repeated in triplicate and adapted the mean value.
We describe a type of regulatory model designed for this purpose, a method for predicting the quality of such models, and a method for adapting the models by means of genetic programming.
This defense means adapting the SoS architecture to handle the new threat.
For Internet-based start-ups, this often means adapting the website.
Wilma Jordan, founder and chief executive of the Jordan, Edmiston Group, media investment bankers, said that adapting the magazine did not mean it had to lose its character.
That meant adapting the underlying principal of the digital world, where a semiconductor circuit is either open or closed, on or off, to create sharp images.
Indeed, obtaining GMM for a segment is done by mean adapting the UBM for the feature vectors of the concerned segment.
