The phrase "adaptive study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, education, or methodologies that adjust based on feedback or changing conditions.
Example: "The adaptive study allowed researchers to modify their approach based on participant responses, leading to more accurate results."
Alternatives: "flexible research" or "responsive analysis".
Careful planning can help identify methodological issues, promote adaptive study designs, and lower the risk of bias to objectively assess new or existing surgical therapies.
The challenges of drug development, including increasing costs, late-stage drug failures, and the decline in the number of drugs being approved by the US Food and Drug Administration over time, have generated interest in adaptive study designs that have the potential to address these problems.
I happened today, to be paging back through issues of the journal Evolution and Human Behaviour, the most important scientific journal devoted to the adaptive study of human behaviour.
An adaptive study can continue to proceed in accordance with the original protocol.
The adaptive study design proved successful in efficiently extracting the results from a small number of patients.
An adaptive study design will allow an optimized number of patients and dose arms in the study.
Since most adaptive studies cover genetic operators and their activation probabilities, we must point out that many feedback formulations are based on the improvement achieved by the offspring ((f_mathrm{offspring})) relative to a reference fitness value.
We demonstrate that, in realistic scenarios, our adaptive, study-specific block partitioning approach is as or more efficient than currently available LD-based approaches in guiding the search for disease loci.
We believe that adaptive studies can be inherently safer than non-adaptive studies.
The UK has a favourable environment for the conduct of adaptive studies.
The use of this novel classification will increase the accuracy of adaptive studies in Arabidopsis.
