The phrase "adjust responses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing answers or reactions in a specific context, such as in surveys, feedback, or communication.
Example: "Based on the feedback received, we need to adjust responses to better meet the needs of our audience."
Alternatives: "modify answers" or "alter replies".
The non- parametric approach provides a straightforward way to adjust responses for DIF without using statistical modelling techniques.
Given any sensory system's finite dynamic range, nature may have built in sufficient plasticity to continuously adjust responses to maximize the useful information transferred about the environment [ 25].
We did not attempt to adjust responses to allow for the fact that some participants may not routinely engage in some of the activities included in the scale.
The use of outcomes to dynamically adjust responses has been attributed to ACC acting with lateral prefrontal cortex (Gehring and Knight, 2000; Paus, 2001; Garavan et al., 2002) and lateral prefrontal cortex has been proposed to provide inhibitory input to frontal eye field during antisaccades (DeSouza et al., 2003).
Point-variant reference subtracted, peptide molecular weight adjusted, responses at the late binding region of the sensorgram (a few seconds before dissociation) were compared to the response of the lead.
Data were collected via a mail survey and a total of 683 useable responses were received reaching an adjusted response rate of 35%.
RESULTS: Adjusted response rate was 71% (N = 356).
A 66% adjusted response rate was achieved after two mailings (n = 1,703).
For example, if a respondent gives all three vignettes the same rank, the adjusted response C i, will not take a single value, but will take the vector {2, 4, 6}.
Of the 1,000 invitations distributed to Grafton County residents, 51 unique complete or partial surveys were submitted and 131 invitations could not be delivered, for an adjusted response rate of 5.9%%.
Thus, NYC adjusted response policies to focus on prevention and treatment of severe disease instead of community mitigation, including minimizing the number of school closings.
