The phrase "adaptive towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's or system's ability to adjust or respond to changes or different conditions.
Example: "The software is adaptive towards user preferences, allowing for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "responsive to" or "flexible in relation to".
There were continuous improvements to make the system more accurate, user friendly and adaptive towards the DHIS.
Thus, as a consequence of age, the immune system composition shifts from the adaptive towards the innate.
Accordingly, we suggest that adequate status of cellular B12 shall have beneficial/protective effect and thus can safeguard cells against any downstream attacks; on the other hand, in B12-deficient cells, UPR once activated will be shifted from adaptive towards apoptotic maladaptive end point.
We randomly choose one of the 50 non-adapted populations as the starting point of a new adaptive process towards S2.
The results presented here also have echoes of Sewall Wright's hypothesised effect of "mass selection under changing conditions" [ 39], in which adaptation towards a novel adaptive peak in a changed environment creates a persistent genetic shift that orients the population towards an alternate peak when the original adaptive landscape is restored.
The relative abundance of the medium GC3 genes in C. sinensis may be due to the time-course adaptability of this species during the period of evolution, suggesting an adaptive evolution towards the stress.
Hinkel, J. "Indicators of vulnerability and adaptive capacity": Towards a clarification of the science policy interface.
As such, various forms of adaptive responses towards extracellular trace metal ions are essential for the survival and fitness of bacteria in their environment.
We propose that the opposing consequences of differentially methylated PCIs on transcription and chromatin accelerate adaptive evolution towards biological complexity.
One explanation for this result may be that the development of Methanobrevibacter in anorexia nervosa patients might be associated with an adaptive attempt towards optimal exploitation of the very low caloric diet absorbed by these patients.
Intermittent droughts could reduce the density of Microcebus murinus, reduce invasive pressure and shift the adaptive landscape towards more divergent selection, which could help to maintain species integrity.
