The phrase "adjusted among" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing how something has been modified or changed within a group or set of items.
Example: "The budget was adjusted among the various departments to ensure equitable funding."
Alternatives: "modified within" or "revised among".
Beauty and health products are sold to us as ways to fix flaws: even the best adjusted among us will watch a few too many adverts and start wondering whether we do need to cover those greys, order a course of weight-reducing ready meals, or mask the natural odour of our genitals.
The flat model means that the transmission power is fixed; the discrete model means that the transmission power can be adjusted among a few predefined transmission levels.
In the inner loop of Algorithm 3, each subcarrier is successively adjusted among users to improve the objective of problem (2).
Since comparisons are neither energy nor mutually adjusted among flavonoid categories, valid differences cannot be drawn from these data.
cAdditionally, number of full-term pregnancies, age at first full-term pregnancy, and duration of breastfeeding mutually adjusted among parous women.
Compared to rural women, women from urban areas had OR of 1.8-2.4 for ANC use, adjusted, among others, to wealth and education.
After adjusting the mortality rate among exposed by means of direct standardization, the number of prevented deaths among exposed was calculated as follow: rate among unexposed – adjusted rate among exposed.
To evaluate the relationship between abnormal feeding patterns and language performance on the Bayley Scales of Infant Development-Third Edition at 18-22 months adjusted age among a cohort of extremely premature infants.
Total protein was quantified (Micro BCA kit, 23235; Fisher, Hampton, NH) and adjusted equally among samples.
This systematic review was limited in the variation of confounders adjusted for among studies, which could have resulted in residual confounding.
The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care consistently shows more than a twofold variation in age, sex, and race adjusted spending among hospital referral regions across the United States.
