Sentence examples similar to adjusted off from inspiring English sources

In addition, we extracted data on crude and adjusted VE point estimates for all reported outcomes during influenza seasons, adjusted off-season point estimates, and which confounder were considered.

"A plan is something that you put in place to adjust off of - it sets intent," explains Hay.

The proposed drones would be able to monitor packages mid-flight and adjust off-course deliveries by deploying compressed air, landing flaps or secondary parachutes.

Adjusting off-the-shelf modelling packages, such as SWAT, for our purposes (see for example, Martinez de Anguita et al. [2011] and Quintero et al. [2009]), was deemed inappropriate by local hydrologists.

Adjusting off-trade alcohol sales data to account for the exclusion of Aldi and Lidl produced results broadly consistent with the main analysis (Supporting Information, Table S2).

The company earned an adjusted $6.35 off of those incomes.

Analysts had expected a $0.31 per-share loss, again using adjusted metrics, off $76.76 million in top line.

The proportions of low or deficient milk retinol (≤1.05 μmol/L) decreased considerably using the milk fat adjusted cut off (≤28 μmol/kg fat).

Besides, the enzyme linked fluorescent assays showed less decrease in sensitivity by application of the age adjusted cut-off value instead of the conventional cut-off.

†Conventional cut-off value for D-dimer test=500 μg/l, age adjusted cut-off value= age×10) μg/l (if age >50).

The cut-off p value (0.05) and the Holland correction factor (adjusted cut-off p value 0.0253) are shown on the smile plots.