Sentence examples for Somewhat adjusted from inspiring English sources

With the businesses I work with, I've noticed that businesses have somewhat adjusted to the economic situation.

In the 20th century the procedure was somewhat adjusted for health safety reasons; the horse manure was replaced by coke fire and heating by a steam-boiler [54].

This would be consistent with a medium-term policy reaction function of governments regarding ALMP spending, which is based on a fixed level of expenditure per unemployed individual, that could be somewhat adjusted based on a cyclical component (Layard et al. 1991).

Remarried, his political adventures meant to change the world set aside, Carter Burden lived in a style at River House and the Hamptons, that can only be accurately described as "Vanderbiltian", though somewhat adjusted in the face of current realties.

Sirias then goes on to explain how Alvarez's initial exposure of the girls to the reader in their somewhat adjusted, adult states enables her to first evoke certain assumptions in the reader and subsequently shatter these assumptions with the disclosure of the García family's troubled past.

Cumulative protease inhibitor use in follow-up was associated with progression to significant fibrosis (adjusted HR 2.4; 95% CI 1.2 4.9) and its inclusion in the model attenuated the estimates for viral rebound somewhat (adjusted HR 1.9; 95% CI 0.9 4.1).

The tightening of the race has prompted some analysts to somewhat adjust upward their predictions of how likely it is that Trump could pull off a surprise win.

In both studies, however, the model fit was somewhat lower (adjusted R-square 0.61 for both) compared with current mapping (adjusted R-square of 0.69).

After adjusting for age, time since last Pap smear and time since invitation, this estimate was somewhat lower, adjusted OR = 4.3 (95% CI 4.2 to 4.4) (Table 3).

This negative confounding effect from current smoking is shown by "somewhat higher" adjusted ORs compared to ORs without smoking in the model.

The choice of a 10 cm radius circle for measuring the degree of protrusion was somewhat arbitrary, adjusted to the concavity of the inner acetabular wall of most adult hips.