The phrase "adapting the selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or changing a chosen option or set of options to better fit a particular context or requirement.
Example: "The team is focused on adapting the selection of materials to meet the new environmental standards."
Alternatives: "modifying the choice" or "adjusting the options".
An option to adapt the selection criteria to the input data is the use of meta-learning to build knowledge-based systems capable to choose the most appropriate selection strategy among several available candidates.
Another potential extension of the method would be to adapt the selection of terms used to identify inadequate products depending on the substance (e.g. including 'unintended pregnancy' only for contraceptives), indication (looking for cases where the suspected ADR matches the indication for treatment) and formulation.
In view of the progress that has been made in the demonstration of the neurofibrillary changes of the Alzheimer type, it seemed expedient to revise the 1991 staging procedure by introducing immunoreactions for visualization of hyperphosphorylated tau and by adapting the tissue selection and processing to the demands of the routine diagnostic laboratory.
Many of the current studies try to adapt the sperm selection strategy to all infertility patients.
In this study, we adapt the stability selection method to finding GRN topology from multiple time-course gene expression datasets.
Therefore, we adapt the neighborhood selection procedure of Wainwright et al. (2006) to estimate the time-evolving network 𝒢(t ) instead.
This suggests that in these settings, HMM-Mix is able to overcome a poor initialization, most likely due to its ability to re-estimate the calls and adapt the feature selection during inference.
Instead of picking a specific value for the tuning parameter which corresponds to a determinant network topology as in our previous work [ 12], in this study, we adapt the "stability selection" [ 15] strategy to our method to find a network consisting of edges with probabilities or scores.
A development group (consisting of frontline general practitioners (GPs), a practice manager educator, clinical and health psychologists, GP educators and QI experts) adapted the existing selection criteria 13 14 by applying similar validation methods to those used for generating Never Events 17 to make them more relevant and feasible for Scottish primary care settings.
The mechanisms by which metastatic tumor cells adapt to the selection pressure exerted by the brain microenvironment are still unknown.
