Sentence examples for adjust to real from inspiring English sources
The industrial production of biodiesel requires mathematical models that adjust to real conditions.
Not only that, but the better it can adjust to real world cues (location, weather, etc).
Pragmatic RCTs are more flexible to adjust to real life conditions, and useful when the both the context and the intervention itself (telecare and telehealth) are complex [ 24].
The ET controllers were able to regularly adjust to real-time weather, unlike the conventional irrigation timers.
But if achievement really has improved, then it is hard to know if teachers have adjusted to real gains by raising grades too much or if, as Dr. Paige suggested, grades have gone up only because teachers' standards have collapsed.
Per capita GDP and per capita political and legal expenditure were adjusted to real currency based on the price index of 2000.
In a separate statistical research project, these times were validated and adjusted to real time measurement data.
Since FT4 directly influences Hcy concentration, during this time Hcy metabolism is similar to hyperthyroid state and it may lead to decreased Hcy levels in treated HT patients in contrast to healthy controls, in whom FT4 output is adjusted to real needs and the rate of physiological elimination.
Published influenza models which came into application, are represented by two extremes: generalized but over-simplified models without dynamic structure which are publicly available (e.g. [ 4]), and complex computer simulations which are specifically adjusted to real conditions and/or are not publicly available (e.g. [ 5, 6]).
EU institutions, he said, are living in a "parallel universe", and must adjust to the "real world" where countries are making real terms cuts to their spending to ride out the financial crisis.
Just as the big financial institutions have had to write down the real value of their so-called toxic assets, individuals need to adjust to the real worth of their assets today, and then move on.
