The phrase "adjusted in our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made within a specific context or group.
Example: "The budget has been adjusted in our favor to accommodate the new project requirements."
Alternatives: "modified within our" or "altered in our".
The semantic differential has been adjusted in our earlier studies, when exploring poetry reception there are three factors observed in reading reactions of the respondents: comprehensibility, evaluation and impressiveness of selected poems.
Particle size can be adjusted in our model.
In a large study on 2,644 ICU patients, van der Kooi et al. found a UTI incidence of 8% (versus 8.8% in our study) and 9 UTI/1,000 CD (versus 16.1 crude and 12.8 adjusted in our study) [22].
Ethnicity was not adjusted in our analysis, but inclusion/exclusion of individuals of other ethnic origin did not change any of our results significantly.
Second, time preference was not assessed or adjusted in our data analysis.
Besides, all patients have undergone comprehensive assessment with detailed documentation of other confounders which were adjusted in our analysis.
In addition, there are several parameters to adjust in our method.
Therefore, we had to adjust in our exploratory data analyses for these baseline differences.
Because these guys are world-class athletes, they stepped up the pace, adjusted in front of our eyes.
Because days of the week effect were not explicitly adjusted for in our study design, we adjusted for days of week as a categorical variable in each model.
However, age was adjusted for in our analysis, while additional adjustment for pre-existing disease, such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus, did not substantially alter the results.
