The phrase "adjust the improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to modify or refine a specific enhancement or progress made in a project or process.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we decided to adjust the improvement in our marketing strategy to better target our audience."
Alternatives: "refine the enhancement" or "modify the progress".
17 19 Transition probabilities were calibrated to adjust for the improvement in diabetes management since the WESDR reports (see Supplementary Methods), and predicted that around 30% of patients would be expected to exhibit a worsening in BCVA of at least 10 letters and 20% of patients would show an improvement of at least 10 letters over a 4-year time horizon (Supplementary table 1).
In order to adjust the assessment of function improvement by score severity at entry, we applied a rehabilitation "effectiveness index," which was computed for each outcome measure, at each time point, as follows: (score T f-up-score T0)./(max. achievable score-score T0).
The INU was also retrofitted to rotate the capillary around its central axis within an angular range of ±45°, a critical improvement to adjust the inclination of the ice/water interface in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis.
It is less clear whether the primary analysis is correct in applying the no improvement algorithm to adjust the baseline score as well as the subsequent scores; using the unadjusted baseline values had a marked effect on the results.
Street paving increased home prices, though these estimates do not adjust for the improvements in the house driven by the intervention itself.
According to Lupton (2014), the tracking self-culture consists of self-awareness (understanding of self), self-improvement (adjusting the self), and self-interest (studying the self as an interesting subject).
Regardless, its performance is not severely affected thanks to ISA improvement that adjusts the (text{ Pkt }_n) parameter.
The same pattern was seen for the function scale of the LBPRS where the adjusted mean improvements at the eight week follow-up was 7.4 for the supervised NW group, 3.2 for the unsupervised NW group, and 3.8 for the advice to remain active group.
Second, teams themselves often use measurement instruments to investigate their own effectiveness and to adjust their improvement actions based on the results.
