The phrase "adjusted in such" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of modification or alteration in a specific manner, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The settings were adjusted in such a way that improved performance significantly."
Alternatives: "modified in this manner" or "altered in such a way".
The frequency range is adjusted in such a way that the electrical resonance is clearly visible from the acquired characteristics.
Train timetables of connecting lines are adjusted in such a way that train arrivals at transfer stations can be well synchronized.
In the new adaptive procedure, the kinetics of the second reaction are adjusted in such a way as to impose the same reactive volume for different Reynolds numbers, leading to more relevant results for the segregation index XS.
Within the PI scheme the LM profiles of vertical wind, specific water vapor, and cloud water content are adjusted in such a way, that the model reproduces the radar derived precipitation.
To avoid band deformations the process variables such as the salt concentration and temperature were adjusted in such a way that complete resolution between band profile of the sample-solvent and the protein was achieved.
In order to be able to do that, the experimental parameters need to be adjusted in such a way, that the width of the filaments is small enough to be well within the scan window of SKPFM (100 μm × 100 μm).
The transmitted power is adjusted in the attempt such that a desired SNR can be realized.
If the system steps out of this operating zone, the thresholds are adjusted in a direction such that the current system state is contained within the operating zone.
The weight for each dimension is adjusted in vector W such that P(M p |W,Q) is maximized: W ' = arg max W P M p | W, Q (4).
In the proposed controller a single parameter is adjusted dynamically in such a way that it is possible to prove that both attitude and angular velocity errors will tend to zero asymptotically.
For example, education level appears to be important in this regard, but often is not reported or adjusted for in such studies.
