The phrase "are therefore adapted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been modified or changed in response to specific conditions or requirements.
Example: "The species in this environment are therefore adapted to survive extreme temperatures."
Alternatives: "are thus modified" or "have consequently evolved".
The Arabic alphabet was, therefore, adapted to Semitic and Indo-European forms of speech, to Tatar-Turkish, Iranian, and Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian) tongues, and to several African languages.
This confirms that the proposed frequency domain equalizer scheme combined with channel estimation does not require FFT synchronization and is therefore adapted to asynchronous multiuser reception.
Moreover, we have demonstrated that the proposed equalizer does not require FFT synchronization and is therefore adapted to asynchronous multiuser reception.
The significance level α of the pseudo-heterogenized setup was therefore adapted from 0.05 to 0.38 in order to achieve a comparable study power for both setups (power 37%).
The horse is the largest animal model in use as a model for cartilage repair, commonly weighing around 500 600 kg, the joint is, therefore, adapted to withstand elevated loads, with a hardened subchondral bone and efficient joint force distribution (Chu et al. 2010a).
Reconstructions of these lake pigments were therefore adapted from Winsor & Newton 19th c. archive in different varieties: carmine (Finest Orient Carmine, Half Orient Carmine and Ruby Carmine), and crimson (with an aluminate composed of alum and an alkaline compound, designated as Crimson 1 and 2, and with gypsum, designated as Crimson with gypsum).
This model was therefore adapted to indirectly measure the efficacy of the vaccine in passive transfer studies.
The observation tool was therefore adapted to capture the cyclical nature of a nurse's work.
