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The phrase "adjusted from one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or modification made based on a single reference point or value.
Example: "The final budget was adjusted from one that was initially proposed last year."
Alternatives: "modified from one" or "altered from one".
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The remaining steps were more easily adjusted from one system to implementation in the other.
However, by simply adding and changing the gelatin content, the degradation time of the HA based fibrous membranes could be effectively adjusted from one week to several months.
Wind speeds estimated using the ENVI-met model were corrected using collected wind speed data and adjusted from one to ten meters above the surface via UTCI's wind speed converting formula.
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The field's layout had to be adjusted from the one used by the Chicago Bears, who played their last game there in December 1970, because of box seats added by the Cubs along the third-base line.
The delay should be adjusted from less than one millisecond to tens of milliseconds.
Paired t-tests were used to compare mean marks, Pearson correlation to look at agreement between marks and multiple linear regression to test the prediction of one mark from several others adjusted for one another.
We used paired t-tests to compare mean marks, Pearson correlation for looking at agreement between markers, and multiple linear regression to test the prediction of one mark from several others adjusted for one another.
* Set-it-and-forget-it audio eliminates the need to adjust volume from one caller to the next.
G.M.'s sales were down slightly, when adjusted for one additional selling day, but its share rose to 24.8percentt, from 24.2percentt, widening its lead over second-place Toyota.
*Covariates are adjusted for one by one.
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