The phrase "adaption ability" is not correct; the correct term is "adaptive ability." You can use it when discussing someone's or something's capacity to adjust to new conditions or environments.
Example: "Her adaptive ability allowed her to thrive in the fast-paced work environment."
Alternatives: "flexibility" or "adaptability."
If children's IQ <85, we assessed their adaptive behavior using Chinese Revised Scale of Social Adaption Ability of Infant-Junior Middle School Student [ 26].
The results obtained in the present study may be affected by the ability of the individual animal to adapt which, in turn, is dependent on physical/environmental adaption ability and stress factors.
Rather than directly using this subspace, this method proposes to exploit the domain adaption ability that can be observed in the subspace.
To maximize terrains adaption ability, self-balancing capability, and obstacle getting over capability in unstructured disaster site, as well as reduce the difficulty of robot control, we proposed a semi-autonomous control system to realize this compound locomotion method for MAMFRs.
For children with scores of adaption ability ≤9, we reassessed their intelligence with Chinese-Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children [ 27].
The roles of cold-regulated genes in plant cold acclimation show that differential expression of genes is related to different cold adaption abilities of plants.
The main benefits of the approach are the distributed capabilities of the multi-agent systems and the self-adaption ability to the changes that occur in the patterns of attack.
To evaluate different contributions of the transcriptional and non-transcriptional feedbacks on the osmo-adaption ability, we implemented in silico knockouts of the fast non-transcriptional and the slow transcriptional feedback loops on glycerol production, respectively.
This paper presents a metric to design the spring stiffness to keep the tradeoff between the adaption of objects and ability of stable grasp.
Cognitive adaption refers to the ability to monitor behavior and identify situations that require compensatory adjustments in cognitive resources.
These results suggest that neural efficiency reflects an (ability-dependent) adaption of brain activation to the respective task demands.
