The phrase "adjustments compatible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain adjustments can work together or fit within a specific context or system.
Example: "The software updates include several adjustments compatible with the latest operating system."
Alternatives: "compatible adjustments" or "adjustments that work together."
In addition to the role in osmotic adjustments, compatible solutes seem to function as a chaperone protecting enzymes and membrane structures, and as a scavenger reducing radical oxygen species under stress conditions including salinity stress (Bohnert and Shen [1999]).
Thus, the resultant network description iNJ661v corresponds to an unbiased assembly of minimal adjustments compatible with the experimental data.
In order to cope with heat stress, plants implement various mechanisms, including maintenance of membrane stability, scavenging of ROS, production of antioxidants, accumulation and adjustment of compatible solutes, induction of mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) and calcium-dependent protein kinase (CDPK) cascades, and, most importantly, chaperone signaling and transcriptional activation.
We argue that for S. robustus, S. patens and H. wrightii to survive in these highly dynamic euryhaline environments, like estuarine macroalgae, maintaining flexible cell walls could be advantageous provided cytoplasmic ion content remains low and/or Ψ π remains high (including osmotic adjustments attributed to compatible solutes and/or vacuolar sequestration of ions; Kirst 1989; Touchette 2007).
In particular, many proposed solutions neglect that any reduction of solidarity transfers (be it as a premium reduction or a reduction of risk adjustment contributions) must be compatible with risk adjustment so as not to induce selection incentives for insurers.
They are characterized with some distinguished features such as plug-and-play, autonomous operation, self-condition monitoring, self-positioning adjustment, self-learning, compatible with highly automated CNC environments.
Additionally osmotic adjustment may involve compatible solutes (Yancey 1994; Flowers and Colmer 2008), which we did not investigate; they are, however, found in other mistletoes (Popp and Polania 1989), although in the more succulent leaves of T. oleifolius they are of minor importance for osmotic adjustment (Popp et al. 1995).
Notably, we found that the associations of MetS components with eating rate were largely attenuated after adjustment for BMI, a finding compatible with those of a cross-sectional study in Korea 11 and a prospective study in Japan.
Conifers have developed a series of responses to these environmental changes including the accumulation of "compatible solutes" [ 24– 27], adjustments of membrane lipid composition [ 28] and changes in energy metabolism that prioritize oxidative phosphorylation when photosynthesis is arrested [ 25, 27, 29– 31].
It also generates compatible solutes for osmotic adjustment in roots [ 34- 36].
During dehydration stress, the initial avoidance of water loss in cells is accomplished by the production of compatible solutes for osmotic adjustment.
