Sentence examples for adjusted for size from inspiring English sources

Adjusted for size, blowflies are better at manoeuvring than any fighter aircraft yet built.

The photographic images are scanned into a computer and adjusted for size and color; they are then fed into a specially designed digital printer, which uses water-based pigment dyes to reproduce them on acetate sheets.

Jay Archer, of Scranton, Pennsylvania, introduced "biddy" basketball in 1950 for boys and girls under 12 years of age, the court and equipment being adjusted for size.

Once added to the video, the image can be dragged around the screen, rotated and adjusted for size.

When adjusted for size, says Jackson, it's actually only about a Thursday.

However, sample sizes of raters (expert: n = 10; non-expert: n = 106) effected interrater reliabilities of non-experts; when adjusted for size, non-expert interrater reliabilities dropped significantly to α = .58.58

The δ* values between these islands are subsequently adjusted for size-dependent signature variation.

Several factors coincided to make the associations disappear in the adjusted analysis, but when adjusting for size of tumor and lymph node status, the reduction was strongest (data not shown).

Only American company directors are paid more than the British, but once you adjust for size of company turnover many British directors are the highest paid in the world, yet they preside over companies uniquely unwilling to invest and innovate.

Additionally, by adjusting for size, pure shape differences could be observed, not affected by the scale factor.

Adjusting for size, asset management firms on average charge mutual funds 67 cents per $100 invested, versus 28 cents for pension funds, representing a 140% premium, according to "Mutual Fund Advisory Fees: The Cost of Conflicts of Interest," a 2001 study by academics John Freeman and Stewart Brown.