The phrase "adjust the pathway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify or change a route, method, or process.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to adjust the pathway for data flow in the system."
Alternatives: "modify the route" or "alter the course".
There was also agreement in round 2 regarding how the data should be utilised; to adjust the pathways and complete audit cycles (figure 2).
These results suggest that in the future we can adjust the IL-6/IL-6R patoway to regulate the immune process of HBV infection so as to achieve the purpose of immunotherapy.
Secondly, global regulatory systems can adjust the expression of the pathway gene cluster in response to the general physiological status of the microorganism.
Modified adaptor and scaffold proteins can reroute signal traffic and adjust the response behavior of the pathway circuit.
When plants are exposed to various abiotic stresses, thousands of transcription factors, including Dof family genes, are activated to adjust the physiological and biochemical pathways [ 49, 50].
The secretory pathway must adjust the chaperone capacity, oxidizing equivalents, ATP, glycan, and other metabolic requirements, as well as trafficking patterns, based on the portfolio of proteins that need to be expressed at a given time, and the resources required to process that set of proteins.
Our results indicate that the glucose levels perceived by the cells are propagated downstream through the signalling pathways to adjust the long-term metabolic output accordingly.
Having both positive and negative links between Ras and Hippo provides the opportunity for input from other pathways to adjust the balance between proliferative and antiproliferative states.
Researchers modify this R script to, for example, select a normalization method, or to tune the false discovery rate (FDR) used to adjust the p-values that Kvik Pathways uses to highlight significantly differentially expressed genes.
In an attempt to restore ER homeostasis, the cell mounts a response called the UPR, a set of intracellular signaling pathways that aim to adjust the protein folding capacity of the cell.
