The phrase "adjust a given" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to adjusting a specific item or parameter, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "Please adjust a given parameter in the settings to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "modify a specified" or "alter a particular".
It is likely that adjusting a given determining factor may result in an economy enhancement in one athlete but the same adjustment in another might be uneconomical because of differences in other physiological or biomechanical characteristics.
A z-score was calculated that adjusted a given sample size to that of the designated background sample (SL), and this standard score procedure was applied to all observation regions for all barcodes.
If you don't adjust for a given expense item in your pro forma earnings one year, don't adjust for it the next.
Splitting the past year between India and the UK, travelling around most of the time in each, I was rarely able to adjust to a given place or even fully move out of a suitcase.
The intent in our study is to use the over-dispersion factor for the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness in the correction of PS by adjusting for a given set of PCs, but not for the adjustment for association testing results as originally proposed by others [27], [28].
A test to adjust a MFC gave satisfactory results.
Software co-evolution can be characterised as a way to "adjust" any given software implementation to a change ("shift") in the software requirements.
It appears that mechanical properties of HVC UHMWPE are governed by the microstructure induced by processing conditions, and hence can be adjusted for a given application.
To this end, the parameters of the Rayleigh van der Pol oscillator are adjusted to a given harmonic base excitation in such a way that the response is harmonic as well.
When this process was performed, the confining pressure was maintained constant, while the back pressure was adjusted to a given value (initial pore pressure).
