Sentence examples for adjusted reliably from inspiring English sources

It is shown by eye opening penalty and optical signal to noise ratio penalty calculations that with this method the filters dispersion can be adjusted reliably and with low effort to compensate for a specific amount of residual chromatic dispersion in optical transmission systems.

Comparison of RV parameters between patients and healthy subjects could not be adjusted reliably for physical exercise because only one healthy subject did not exercise.

Only when these issues can be readily identified and reliably adjusted for will clinical applications of these new technologies be feasible.

However, risk adjusted mortality cannot be reliably used to compare the performance of systems of emergency care or to draw conclusions about relative quality of care.

By the time we discussed this measurement technique with the pediatricians, the two clinics that had been incorrectly measuring head circumference had completed the majority of their study visits, and we could not reliably adjust the incorrect measurements.

Thus, adjusted therapies may show more reliably what the effect of infectious diseases consultations was.

To make R of the single and double exponential fit directly comparable, and therefore determine which describes Y most reliably, R is adjusted as per Eq. (10).

The stimulation magnitude was adjusted to the minimal value that reliably generated the maximal possible movement amplitude.

3.18pm BST The circuits were originally to be five laps of six km, but I have been reliably informed they have been adjusted to be 7 laps of 4.2km each.

Regression analyses revealed that latent scores for psychometric intelligence reliably predict latent scores for cognitive flexibility (adjusted R2 = 0.94).

In a meta-analysis using IPD, in which the data of several trials are pooled, the interaction effects between subgroups and treatment can be reliably assessed and potential confounders can be adjusted for [ 10].