The phrase "adaption through" is not correct; the correct term is "adaptation through." You can use it when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying something in response to changes or challenges.
Example: "The species' survival depended on its adaptation through various environmental changes over the years."
Alternatives: "adjustment via" or "modification through".
Soluble elastins, and in particular tropoelastin, have highly favorable intrinsic physical and cell-interactive properties, warranting their adaption through incorporation into biomaterials and modification of implantable devices.
Further strain adaption through multiple rounds of batch xylose fermentations resulted in the identification of strain IBB10B05.
Persistent avoidance behaviours may reduce the likelihood of exposure and adaption through everyday activities and increase anxiety and depressive symptoms.
As in Arabidopsis, the UDPG is a key regulator of stress adaption through auxin IBA [ 69] and plays a role in fine-tuning nitrogen assimilation in cassava [ 70].
Thus, the absence of evidence of host-adaption through consensus sequencing is not evidence for the absence of potentially critical adaptation to the mammalian host.
The CTSA Hand has the features of highly self-adaption through the vertical and horizontal adaption.
This adaption occurs through a modification in the target's SVM objective function which minimizes the distance of the target's offset from the source's offset.
It could be possible that microvascular events in the earlier course of the disease process may be reversible through adaption processes whereas macrovascular changes may be more irreversible through maladaptation.
Performance results reveal a small overhead when applying network management and validate improved efficiency through adaption in response to environment dynamics.
This can occur naturally through adaption to the environment, the pace of AMR's spread is now on the uptick due to inappropriate and excessive use of antimicrobials.
The six injury prevention sessions (Table 2) were designed through adaption of the 10 sessions employed for the MIRA trial described in Manandhar et al. [ 23] and Morrison et al. [ 24].> This study defined a child as a person who is aged below 18 years.
