Sentence examples for Post-adjustment from inspiring English sources

Post-adjustment observations were taken of the white dwarf HZ43, and the blazar MKN421 during real-time voltage switching.

Phase #3: flashpoint; parties adjust to resolve the tension Phase #4: significant transformation in policy; post-adjustment, institutional elites change behavior.

Finally, from the relations among the coordinates, velocities, baseline length and its time-derivative, two types of baseline post-adjustment (BPA) were used to estimate the velocities of the eight stations.

The two KIR genotypes Bx32 and Bx20 showed opposing effects on transmission with Bx32 having significantly higher representation in TR mothers compared to NT mothers, which appears to be largely contributed by the IP-transmitting mothers (Figure 1b) and although the TR vs. NT association was weakened with MVL adjustment, the IP vs. NT association was more significant post-adjustment (Table 2).

In our subgroup analysis, the change in HR pre- and post-adjustment may have been due to an uneven distribution of prognostic factors between the two treatment arms.

Many will never run their own pharmacies, and many pharmacies have trouble making ends meet; and yet the pharmacist as an independent businessperson or a slick 'rep' is seen as a figure of success in post-adjustment Senegal, a 'winner' in the reorientation of opportunities and obligations.

The FLB allows for both, an ex-ante inclusion of compliance risks and factoring out and an ex-post adjustment afterwards.

Real interest spread: spread over Germany for interest rates on 10-year government bonds, ex-post adjustment for inflation (source: AMECO Database, European Commission, DG ECFIN).

The ex-post adjustment of the FLB allows the correction of the emissions and removals which have to be reported according to significant changes towards the previous estimate.

Hence, there is a post-adjustments decrease in net welfare by the area [IIιXιX].

Hence, the post-adjustments increase in country F's gains is equivalent to the area [IGXιX].