The phrase "adaptive to certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can adjust or change in response to specific conditions or requirements.
Example: "The software is adaptive to certain user preferences, allowing for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "responsive to specific" or "flexible to particular".
The B-1a subset is required for production of natural antibodies whereas the B-1b subset is involved in adaptive immune responses to certain bacterial infections [11], [12], [13].
The initial events determine the cytokine environment and consequent adaptive immune response to certain pathogens, such as Leishmania.
4, 5 Aside from eliciting early protection from pathogenic challenge, B-1b cells also have adaptive recall capability to certain types of bacteria.
For migrants capable of compensating for previous displacements, it may be adaptive to fully drift at certain altitudes (Alerstam 1979b) or regions (Klaassen et al. 2011) and compensate for the displacement later on.
These genes may confer adaptive benefits with respect to certain lifestyles and environmental factors, most likely due to increased regulatory flexibility and/or increased gene dosage.
However, for extractive foragers, which put in more effort to reach certain roots, it seems adaptive to occasionally revisit a previously rewarded stimulus (e.g. plant) even if not being rewarded immediately (Winkler & Leisler, 1999).
However, the mechanism behind the adaptive model, especially with regard to certain key hypotheses, still requires further clarification.
Social isolation may affect the adaptive capacity of older adults to certain climate stressors (Bascetta 2006; Fernandez et al. 2002; Zimmerman et al. 2007).
In 1890 William James's classic text The Principles of Psychology used the term evolutionary psychology, and James argued that many human behaviours reflect the operation of instincts (inherited predispositions to respond to certain stimuli in adaptive ways).
