The phrase "adjusted relative to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made in relation to a specific reference point or standard.
Example: "The final prices were adjusted relative to the inflation rate to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "modified in relation to" or "altered with respect to".
However, under realistic work conditions the magnitude of the load handled is seldom adjusted relative to worker anthropometry.
The OKR is plastic, allowing the amplitude of this reflex to be adaptively adjusted relative to other oculomotor reflexes and thereby ensuring image stability throughout life.
Both plates have holes that are adjusted relative to each other for closed, throttled, and full-open position.
(Point totals are adjusted relative to the league-average number of points to correct for seasons shortened by labor disputes and changes to N.H.L. rules; the number of fans is expressed as a natural logarithm).
To address some of these concerns, intestinal bioaccessibility can be adjusted relative to estimates of a soluble Pb form (e.g. PbAc), at a 'stable' intestinal pH (6.0-7.0) (Figure 3) [67].
Beryllium is a metal chosen for its light weight, strength and durability under a wide range of temperatures, and the "stuff" she is referring to is a collection of extremely precise actuators that allow the individual 5ft (1.5m) diameter mirrors to be precisely adjusted, relative to each other, to act together as one single mirror.
Many variable-rate mortgages, corporate loans, and other forms of debt adjust relative to Libor.
If you're wondering whether to go for a 30-year fixed mortgage or one of the tailor-made 5-, 7- or 10-year adjustable mortgages -- in which the interest rate remains fixed for the first 5, 7 or 10 years and then adjusts relative to the prevailing rates -- consider this.
Regarding class 2 PADEs, 44 (38 %) were identified in the intervention group compared to 9374%4 %) in the control group (0.51 RR: 0.39-0.65 95 % CI); reduced adjusted relative risk due to the effect of the intervention was 50%%.
Reduced adjusted relative risk due to the effect of the intervention was 56%%.
For stillbirths between 24 and 33 weeks of gestation, the only significant factor was fetal growth restriction (adjusted relative risk 4.0, 2.9 to 5.6), which accounted for just under half of the stillbirths (population attributable risk 49.5%).
