The phrase "adjusted contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where financial or resource contributions have been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we decided to implement adjusted contributions from each department to ensure equitable funding."
Alternatives: "modified contributions" or "revised contributions".
The former is a pot of money made up of an income related contribution from the employee plus an age adjusted contribution from the employer.
The Fund is credited with contributions and interest and is subject to review periodically in order to adjust contribution funding rates.
The Foreign Ministry spokesman, Qin Gang, said Thursday that China had never intended that the amount of assistance will "never change," and had adjusted its contribution according to the needs.
When we disclose the expectations of other players, we find that central players often adjust their contributions to meet the expectations of the group.
Adjusting the contributions of fast and slow release will alter the duration of postsynaptic responses.
Prior to library construction, pooling was done by adjusting sample contributions to equimolar amounts of total RNA per individual.
Calculate the phenotype for each individual i as y i = aq i + bu i + cε i, where a, b, and c are constants used to adjust relative contributions of each term to the total phenotypic variance, ensuring that the QTL accounts for v%, polygenic effects account for 50% (in HS) or 0% (in pre-CC), and the remainder is attributed to individual-specific noise.
To incorporate the input interaction data (predicted miRNA mRNA pairs and protein interactions ), we use a function that rewards assignments to the same module based on the strength of the predicted edge as follows: (2) Where α and β are positive tuning parameters that are used to adjust the contributions of the two types of interaction data in our model and is the logistic-sigmoid function.
Since the WBGT index primarily reflects environmental contributions, recommended exposure criteria are adjusted for the contributions of work demands and clothing.
These findings suggest that the rostrolateral and rostromedial part of the anterior PFC have dissociable roles in attentional control, and that they might, as part of larger networks, be involved in dynamically adjusting the contribution of internal and external information to current cognition.
