The phrase "adjusted by differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes made based on varying factors or discrepancies.
Example: "The final budget was adjusted by differences in projected expenses and actual costs."
Alternatives: "modified based on discrepancies" or "altered due to variations".
With an average monthly payment of $1,200 per individual (the actual amount is determined from one's earnings record), nobody is getting rich on Social Security; that's $14,400 a year, not much above the federal individual poverty line of $10,890, and payments aren't adjusted by regional differences in the cost of living.
Coefficients k i are adjusted by minimizing differences between calculated Δ Gbind and experimental binding energies (from articles or our experiments) determined using experimental inhibition constant by formula Δ G = RT × ln(K i ).
The amounts of the GUS and tomato Cab RNA were adjusted by the differences in the amount of 26S rRNA to account for any variation in the concentrations of the total RNA in each reaction.
Beyond 20 years, the model was informed by age-specific general population mortality data from the national mortality statistics published for Spain (2012) [33] that was adjusted by the difference between the adult CHD population and the general population (standardized mortality ratio [SMR]: 2.29 as published in Diller et al. [34]).
Estimated from Ray et al. [ 44] for children <5 years; adjusted by relative difference in discounted life expectancy to obtain lifetime costs for older age groups.
The optical density was measured at OD600 nm and differences were adjusted by taking different volumes to obtain the same amounts of bacteria.
Here, ΔCt stands for the difference between the target gene and the endogenous control, GAPDH, adjusted by the Ct difference between these 2 genes in negative controls, and ΔΔCt equals to the difference between the ΔCt value of the target gene in iDC and monocyte samples.
The radius of an identification sensor is adjusted by checking the difference between them.
The mean intensity of each image was divided by the mean intensity of the DMSO control to control for brightness and the LUTs were adjusted by the percent difference to avoid background and for consistent visualization.
Adjusted by age, age difference between the couples, marital status, education level, new immigrant status, number of children, employment status of the couples, whether the women had encountered financial hardship, whether the women had received financial support in the previous year and whether the case was recruited from shelter.
