The phrase "adapting to alterations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of adjusting or changing in response to modifications or changes in a situation.
Example: "The team is focused on adapting to alterations in the project requirements to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "adjusting to changes" or "modifying to fit".
However, the use of feed-back and feed-forward mechanisms allows systems to adapt to alterations in environmental conditions, thus achieving quasi-robustness.
Patients with alcohol dependence (AD) and pathological gambling (PG) are characterized by dysfunctional reward processing and their ability to adapt to alterations of reward contingencies is impaired.
If these cells are energetically compromised, this could perturb vascular tone and impede the ability of the vascular smooth muscle cells to adapt to alteration in the microenvironment, also known as functional hyperaemia.
The findings of the present study demonstrate the morphogenetic capacity of interneurons for adapting to morphological alterations of principal neurons in the cerebral cortex.
We should, therefore, be especially concerned about the possible effects of EDCs on the ability of Arctic marine mammals and seabirds to adapt to environmental alterations caused by climate change.
Since many wildlife species are unable to adapt to these alterations in their environment, urbanization is commonly responsible for a decline of biodiversity in areas of urban development.
Discussed is the plasticity of carbon metabolism, by which the cyanobacterial cells flexibly distribute intracellular carbon fluxes towards target products and adapt to environmental/genetic alterations.
The changes in these characteristics, when the cells adapt to deliberate alterations in such environmental parameters as light intensity, nutrient supply, temperature, salinity, rate of flow and concentration of pollutants, can be studied readily (e.g. Droop 1968; Geider et al. 1996; Stramski et al. 2002; Okay et al. 2003).
This method i) adapts to underlying alterations in disease TS dynamics and ii) predicts disease TS with distinct epidemiological signatures (diarrhea: oral-fecal transmission; ARI: conjunctival, nasal, or oral transmission; malaria: vector transmission) as confirmed by Figs.
Current efforts mainly investigate optimization during resting conditions; however, there is a need to develop automated algorithms to implement dynamic optimization in order to adapt to physiological alterations during exercise and after anatomical remodeling.
