Sentence examples similar to adjusted facts from inspiring English sources

Adjusted FACT-P completion rates at each time point are shown in supplementary Table S1, available at Annals of Oncology online.

These are all – with the exception of The Damned United, anyway – highly entertaining films, each of which adjusted the facts in the search for a tauter and more vivid narrative.

And, therefore, we should have realized that party loyalists, confronted with facts that don't fit the slogan, would adjust the facts.

"The Democrats generally haven't adjusted to the fact that they lost the election badly.

"America remains a moderately conservative country, and Democrats have adjusted to the fact".

The figures were adjusted for the fact that this April had two more selling days than a year ago.

Stratification and minimisation are not alternatives to covariate adjusted analysis; in fact they establish the need for one.

Just as workplaces adjusted to the fact that people have heart attacks and gall bladder surgeries, we need to to adjust to the fact that people have babies and folks who are dying and need care".

They adjusted for the fact that children in seat belts are more likely to sit in the front seat and to be in cars driven by younger drivers.

Surely it is time these schools adjusted to this fact, and stopped assuming or claiming that their pupils all share a Christian faith?

And yet, the percentage of women in these top positions remains far below their representation in the profession, even when adjusted for the fact that women did not begin to enter legal practice in significant numbers until the 1970s.