Sentence examples for a downward adjustment from inspiring English sources
The disutility values of conventional knee replacement surgery, computer assisted knee replacement and the revision prosthesis operation, were entered into the model and contributed to a downward adjustment of quality-adjusted life years compared to the patient's total value of quality-adjusted life years.
Even that would be a downward adjustment from recent history.
It goes on to warn: In addition, house prices have increased rapidly and may create risks to financial stability in the case of a downward adjustment".
Agencies would be allowed to petition DOE for a downward adjustment of the requirements if they believe meeting the reduction level is technically impracticable.
The Labor Department revised previous data to show that the economy contained 1.36 million fewer jobs in December, a downward adjustment of roughly 1percentt.
Ernest Kiehne, senior vice president of Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. in Baltimore, said that a downward adjustment in stock prices over the near term would not be surprising.
Labour's good start In praise of weapons controls The lovebirds' budget Reprints Related items 2002, a fiscal odysseyMay 8th 1997The second casualty, even more poisonous to its detractors, was a proposal for a legislated downward adjustment of 0.4% or 0.5% in the consumer price index (CPI).
To achieve cardiovascular adjustment exercise training as well as testing begins with a warming-up period and ends with a cool-down period, with a gradual downward adjustment of exercise intensity and HR, rather than an abrupt end.
Panasonic officials refused this week to confirm or deny the speculation, but because it sells the most plasma screens in the United States, a potential downward adjustment would be considered a harbinger of a price war for all varieties of big-screen TV's.
"The trend is still gently slowing job growth, except in manufacturing," said Ian Shepardson, chief domestic economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.. Job growth has averaged 113,000 a month since November, including a sharp downward adjustment for December, to 19,000 jobs from the 105,000 originally announced.
Mr. Rajaratnam's aggressive approach to the guidelines is risky because judges tend to hew fairly closely to the recommended sentence, sometimes granting a small downward adjustment but only rarely going significantly below the recommended sentence when a defendant decides to fight the charges.
