Sentence examples for adjusted by one from inspiring English sources

Statistical models typically have PbB as the dependent variable, and PbA is either the only independent variable or is adjusted by one or more covariates, such as race/ethnicity or home age.

The other common addition motif for C60X2 derivatives results in the formation of a p-C6X2 hexagon, and in this case, the remaining π-system is adjusted by relocating one double bond to a pentagon/hexagon edge (i.e., one double bond in a pentagon (DBIP) is formed), as shown in Figure 11b).

To account for the effects of increasing age, the comorbidity score was adjusted by adding one point to the score for each decade of life over the age of 50 at time of implantation.

These are the patterns of informal prose, where the implications of one sentence can only be adjusted by adding another one.

The recorded spectra have been adjusted one-by-one using Voigt line-shapes in order to retrieve the line positions and the Lorentz widths for the P(40) to R(40) lines.

The ramp awareness distance was adjusted one by one for all the ramps, and the minimum value was adjusted to 150 m.

Barring action by Mr. Bush, the Census Bureau plans to offer two sets of numbers next year, one raw and one adjusted by statistical sampling.

On average, the cycle can adjust by about one hour per day (a little less when going East rather than West, as I'll explain below). However, when traveling across more than one time zone, the circadian rhythm becomes mismatched with your activity schedule.

Every year on a Sunday in fall our clocks are adjusted backward by one hour, granting people in North America, Europe and parts of the Middle East a seemingly airtight excuse to sleep in.

The calculations can be verified and adjusted by GIC measurements at one or a few sites.

In cases when it was not clear who prescribed the AED or when the AED was initiated by one physician but adjusted by the epileptologist, both were credited with the use of the particular AED.