The phrase 'moderate adaptation' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when describing a situation where an adjustment or change occurs, but the amount of change is kept to a moderate level. For example, "We adopted a moderate adaptation of the original plan to better suit our needs."
Moderate adaptations have been made to the court process.
GFP-labeled interneurons mostly show delayed onset of firing around threshold, and regular firing with moderate frequency adaptation at more depolarized potentials.
While different subtypes of interneurons are labeled in this mouse line, we found a strong bias towards reelin-expressing, dendritically targeting interneurons with firing patterns showing delayed onset firing around threshold and moderate firing adaptation at higher firing frequencies.
The firing patterns of the majority of GFP-labeled interneurons were characterized by delayed onset firing around threshold and continuous, regular firing at higher firing frequencies with moderate frequency adaptation ('adapting'adapting
Specifically, type I neurons exhibited a regular firing pattern with moderate spike frequency adaptation.
The response intensity is assumed to be measured at some moderate level of adaptation.
A total score of 9-25 or ≥26 reflects moderate or serious adaptation difficulties respectively.
For moderate activity, however, adaptation of the questionnaire for the Indian population may be needed.
Correlations and coefficients of determination (R) values from regressions indicated moderate levels of adaptation of P. spicata populations to multivariate climates when compared to other species.
This is different from other responses to climate change such as mitigation (reductions of greenhouse gas emissions) or adaptation (moderating the damage by changing societal practice and behavior).
