The phrase "adopted a turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in direction, approach, or strategy in a particular context, such as a conversation, narrative, or policy.
Example: "The discussion adopted a turn towards more sustainable practices as the team recognized the importance of environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "took a turn" or "shifted direction".
The remaining tail domain residues (P10, Q11, N12) appeared to adopt a turn conformation but there were insufficient NOE constraints to be able to define it as an extension of the α helix.
In contrast to the ubiquitin C-terminal diglycine motif, the hUSP11 UBL C-terminus adopts a turn involving the sequence DGTWP where Trp forms a π-stacking interaction against the side chain of Arg.
As shown in Figure 5, the proline residue at i+1 position in R1 4 helps the short peptide to adopt a turn structure such that the side chains of the three key residues, Phe-4, Hpg-6, and Arg-8, are clustered into the same side of the peptide chain to form a binding pocket for the incoming aryl Pd complex.
We found that L11 contains the X-Y-P-Y-D motif, which adopts a turn-like conformation that is stiffly conserved along the simulation time.
On the 12 July 1961, the state adopted a constitution turning itself into the Federated State of South Kasai (État fédéré du Sud-Kasaï), declaring the state itself both "sovereign and democratic" but also part of a hypothetical "Federal Republic of the Congo".
Three patients had adopted a combined head turn and head tilt (patient 2, 3, 5), while patient 8 displayed a combined head turn and chin down posture, and patient 7 had an AHP in all three planes.
Their new lives were not without disappointments: they dealt with grief and loss, seeing their adopted neighbourhoods take a turn for the worse, with new forms of racism.
Notably, however, animals can obtain a high alternation score in the continuous spontaneous alternation Y-maze task by adopting a consistent turn strategy (e.g. always turn left) which does not necessarily reflect their ability to remember which arms they have already visited.
When the couple adopted a dog, Boris turned more finicky and "made himself scarce by staying elevated, up in his cat tree," Ms. Davis said.
Now Mr. Achatz has adopted a practice that turns the world of menu psychology upside down: his customers do not get them until after they eat.
