The phrase "adapting the values of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or adjusting certain principles or standards to fit a new context or situation.
Example: "The organization is focused on adapting the values of sustainability to align with its new business model."
Alternatives: "modifying the principles of" or "adjusting the standards of".
Then, we optimize the effect of path loss through adapting the value of the path loss exponent to different environments.
The empirical studies on fifteen static test problems, a dynamic function and a real world engineering problem show that the proposed particle swarm optimization model is quite effective in adapting the value of w in the dynamic and static environments.
By adapting the value of P′ at each time step based on this information, it should be possible to simultaneously achieve a higher SNR and a lower distortion.
IASPLS can adapt the values of the penalties according to the importance of the variables.
Previously, the method to classify the trauma victims based on the severity of injury known as Injury Severity Score (ISS), which is adapted the value of the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS), which calculate the severity from anatomy.
As the world events becomes more volatile and uncertain, Corporations will need to increase their understanding and adapt the value of Duty of Care by having a step by step preparedness plan for the worst-case scenarios and prepare their employees for foreign assignments and travel.
In addition, the need to actively recruit the best talent means that companies must adapt to the values of potential employees in order to attract them and keep them.
To handle typical problems with phase-contrast images (e.g. halos around cells and inhomogeneities of signal intensity) we use a retinex filter to locally adapt the gray values of the image (Land and McCann, 1971).
Further, we carried out small watershed experiments to adapt the CN values of different mitigation options.
