The phrase "allowed for adaption" is not correct; it should be "allowed for adaptation." You can use it when discussing the capacity for something to be modified or adjusted to fit new conditions or requirements.
Example: "The flexible design of the software allowed for adaptation to various user needs."
Alternatives: "permitted modification" or "facilitated adjustment."
For boosting the wall-plug efficiency of the ITER NBI system from about 0.25 to target values around 0.4 (pulsed DEMO) or 0.5 0.6 (steady state DEMO), the standard gas neutralizer concept has to be modified or replaced by the innovative laser neutralizer concept for which the modular concept of the ion source allows for adaption.
The modular structure of ChemicalTagger allows for adaption to general formulaic scientific language.
They were current users who had been wearing a monaural hearing aid for at least one year, to allow for adaption to amplification.
Both calcineurin and Crz1 have been demonstrated to play a role in C. albicans tolerance to changes in environmental pH through the Rim101/pacC pH-sensing pathway., Previoius studies have shown that Rim101 acts in parallel with calcineurin and Crz1 to allow for adaption to alkaline pH in C. albicans.
The structure of the model allows for future adaption and integration of novel approaches to risk assessment for a wider range of reference organisms and a larger set of mitigation measures.
Advanced sensing arrays are three times less expensive than the competition and overcome limitations such as blind spots and outdoor operation, allowing for mass adaption for touchless and gesture control of displayes, tablets, and mobile devices.
They are responsive for environmental influences and allow for rapid adaption of genome use to changing environments and reaction to danger signals in a cell and tissue-specific, well-balanced manner.
This difference stand for advantages as for disadvantages as well as the processing allows for technical adaption like tube formation by gel spinning [28] or combination with other materials [29] but might also be more reliant on modifications to enhance cytocompatibility than native spider silk [30].
The tunability of the microtube diameters allows for the adaption of the confinement to the specific cell type under investigation.
Flexibility within the Program to allow for local adaption and development to meet specific and varying community needs is also important.
