The phrase "adjust day" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to modifying or changing a specific day, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "We need to adjust the day of the meeting to accommodate everyone's schedule."
Alternatives: "change the date" or "modify the schedule."
Mariah and Miguel have now answered, and I'm struggling to adjust Monday to the reality that "#Beautiful" just may be said jam of the summer.
In a multivariate analysis incorporating day 2 leptin level, gender, age, vibriocidal titer, nutritional status (WAZ, WHZ, and HAZ) and blood group, we found a statistically significant positive association between normalized (square-root adjusted) day 30 CtxB antibody responses and day 2 plasma leptin levels (P = 0.05) and HAZ status (P = 0.02) (Table 2).
Those numbers were further adjusted Friday afternoon and showed "Big Bang" had indeed edged ahead with a 5.3 to a 5.2.
To adjust for day-to-day variations we calculated the percent positivity (PP) as (corrected OD/positive control corrected OD) × 100.
At the day level, day of the week will be added as a covariate to adjust for day of the week, which is particularly important if some days are missing.
Once service regions are determined, vehicle routes within service regions can be adjusted from day to day in response to the changing traffic condition.
Plan ahead to see how you are going to have to adjust your day.
I believe we've become a leader in the green marketplace because of our thoughtful approach, our motivated staff, and our willingness to learn and adjust every day.
For patients being treated on the 3-day carboplatin schedule, dosing was adjusted on day 3, based on drug exposure on day 1, to achieve the desired target cumulative AUC of 21 mg ml−1.min.
Due to the possibility of systematic bias on the second day of reporting, the adjusted first day exposure is taken as usual exposure.
