The phrase "adapting to the same" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to adjusting to a previously mentioned situation or condition, but it would be clearer to specify what "the same" refers to.
Example: "The team is focused on adapting to the same standards set by the industry leaders."
Alternatives: "adjusting to the same" or "acclimating to the same".
Search times were significantly faster when observers were first adapted to the images and this advantage was only found when adapting to the same class of images (dense or fatty) they were tested on, again pointing to selective adaptation to the textural properties of the images.
We chose this adapting duration to take advantage of the cost of a nearly two-fold increase in recognition thresholds associated with adapting to a different face compared to adapting to the same face.
Adapting to the same face showed a trend to decreased thresholds below baseline (p = 0.07), while adapting to a different face of either gender significantly increased thresholds above baseline (both p's<0.02).
What we may be seeing, as Soni notes, is American Hinduism adapting to the same shifts that other religious communities are experiencing in terms of faith in the country's social fabric.
He adapted to the same sort of grassroots training in a spit-and-sawdust gym, old school, press-ups, sit-ups, not any of this posh equipment.
All this is aimed to help restaurants adapt to the same changes in user behavior that retail has seen in the past decade, Reddy said.
The top two panels of Fig. 6 compare the search times for sharpened vs original images when observers were adapted to the same background (original or sharpened).
Some preliminary research in rhesus monkeys suggests that these animals share an uncanny valley-like response, indicating that they have perhaps adapted to the same evolutionary pressure in the same way as us.
Moreover, bone geometry (e.g., the tibia length) influences the geometrical distribution of bone mineral, as it was found that long bones adapted to the same compressive strength are wider than short ones.
The marker polymorphism between the two parental lines was low, which can be attributed to the narrow genetic variation as the parents were indica ecotypes and adapted to the same rice ecosystem.
The differences in number of days to tasseling between the varieties at a particular N rate suggest that the effect of N stress on phenology differs among varieties even when they are adapted to the same ecological zone (Gungula et al. 2003).
