Sentence examples for Adjusted version from inspiring English sources

The GfK consumer confidence survey was down in May, according to the seasonally adjusted version.

An adjusted version of the Combined Loading Compression (CLC) method was introduced for capturing the compressive strength after edge-on impact.

For the unsophisticated listener, top-of-the-line sound equipment by itself seems good enough, but it is not like the psychoacoustically adjusted version.

Instead, the multiples used were even higher than Southern Peru's own higher 2005E EBITDA Wall Street consensus (5.5x) — an adjusted version of which was used as the bottom end of the range.

But later on Tuesday, Mr. Greenfield said in an interview that an adjusted version of the bill — lowering the speed limit to 25 m.p.h. on "one-way streets that do not have more than one lane of traffic" — was being considered instead.

Rogers et al. [12] show that an adjusted version of naive Bayes can work well with unfolded fingerprints.

Within specific countries, however, we use a population-adjusted version of the RCA measure known as RPOP.

He has suggested that 4,000 yeshiva students should now be exempt — a population-adjusted version of Ben-Gurion's 400.

The hotspot-adjusted version of the RossThick-LiSpaRTLSRciprocal (RTLSR) model (i.e., the RTCLSR model) is employed to reconstruct the hotspot signatures for the MODIS BRDF parameters.

Two main task variants exist: (1) a fixed delay version, where all volunteers complete the same trials, resulting in performance differences due to individual variation in inhibitory capacity, and (2) a performance-adjusted version that uses a tracking algorithm to equate performance and task difficulty across subjects, leading to ∼50% successful inhibition for every participant.

Fred Feldman has proposed a desert-adjusted version of utilitarianism, 'justicism' which he claims avoids the Repugnant Conclusion (Feldman 1997).