The phrase "adjusted by specific" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process where something is modified according to specific criteria or parameters.
Example: "The results were adjusted by specific guidelines to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "modified according to specific" or "altered based on specific".
The median concentration of As in urine was 97 μg/L (range, 5 1,216 μg/L, adjusted by specific gravity).
All the biological samples and drinking water samples were analysed in the Department of Chemistry Laboratory, Wagner College, 631 Howard Avenue state island, NY 10301, United States and urinary arsenic speciation was adjusted by specific gravity.
Urinary arsenic concentrations were adjusted by specific gravity (average, 1.012 g/mL) to account for differences in urine dilution due to variation in fluid intake, time of sampling, temperature, and physical activity (Nermell et al. 2008).
The median concentration of total U-As in GW8 was 97 μg/L (mean, 159 μg/L), adjusted by specific gravity (1.012 g/mL), with a total range of 5 1,216 μg/L (10th percentile, 19 μg/L; 90th percentile, 385 μg/L).
In contrast, U-Cre (adjusted by specific gravity) was significantly associated with most of the dependent variables when tested in a similar multiple linear regression analysis, despite a significant association between BMI and U-Cre (Spearman's rank correlation tests, r s = 0.20, p < 0.001).
Moreover, the selectivity and specificity can be adjusted by altering specific probe and the stringency conditions (temperature and salinity of washing buffer).
H2/CO mole ratio was adjusted by setting specific experimental parameters of the latter.
The sensitivity of the device as well as the accuracy of the waveform shapes can also be adjusted by regulating specific packaging parameters.
The age-specific probabilities were derived using age-specific UK interim life tables from Government Actuaries Department that were adjusted by age-specific UK annual incidence of mortality prepared by the Office of National Statistics.
Daily and total insolation was determined for each patient, accounting for hospital geographic location, period and duration of hospitalization, and adjusted by day-specific admission/discharge-sunrise/sunset times.
2 Model adjusted by country-specific measures including number of doctors per 100,000 people, percent of children immunized for measles, female disability-adjusted life expectancy in years, percent of female adult illiteracy rate, percent of infants with low birth weight, and major geographic region.
