Sentence examples for adjusted for their from inspiring English sources

The fund's Class A shares lost 2.6percentt a year, on average, for the three years through July, adjusted for their 5.75percentt front-end sales load.

Women, for example, have smaller brains than men do, even when adjusted for their comparatively smaller body mass, yet average male and female I.Q.

A 2008 study of African countries  found that, as total fertility rates fall, the difference between fertility by educational group (adjusted for their changing size) rises.

A 2008 study of African countries found that, as total fertility falls, the difference in fertility by education group (adjusted for their changing sizes) rises.

They will get a "prime pour l'emploi", a "job bonus", adjusted for their household income and the number of their dependants, and available to anyone earning less than 140% of a minimum wage currently set at FFr42.02 ($5.80) an hour, or FFr7,101.38 ($1,019) a month.

Variety reports that both have been adjusted for their respective experiences, the limited roadshow version being six minutes longer, clocking in at 3 hours 2 minutes in length making it his longest feature film to date (not including Grindhouse which is actually two films: one by Robert Rodrigues, the other by Tarantino).

That is well shy of the 459 signed by Mr. Clinton and the 406 granted by Ronald Reagan, even adjusting for their twoterms.

Even after adjusting for their high tally, the men who had paid for sex in the last five years were more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with an STI.

Population and territory were also included to adjust for their differences cross regions.

Using the 2006 Canadian Census, this paper investigates the lower return to immigrants' foreign education credentials after adjusting for their occupational matching in hosting labor markets.

To compare sex differences in plasma marker levels we used ANOVA test to adjust for their pack-year history.