The phrase "adjusted scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or altered situation or context, often in planning or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the initial findings, we decided to present an adjusted scenario that better reflects the current market conditions."
Alternatives: "modified situation" or "revised context".
Mexican policy-makers should be aware that the majority of the adjusted scenarios generally follows a different trend compared to inertial scenarios.
The distribution of the adjusted ADD-scenario is positioned to the left of the unadjusted ADD-scenario, which was also expected, because the adjustment reflects consumers' seeking for a lower food cost within the framework of the considered diet.
For example, in adjusting the scenario for an increased unemployment rate, the Board would modify all variables such that the future paths of the variables are similar to how these variables have moved historically.
Two types of scenarios were produced: an inertial one with no changes made to current production levels and an alternative scenario adjusted by recommended productivity levels.
From the previous analysis conducted at baseline, significant variation in case scenario difficulty was found [ 6]; therefore, analyses of differences in clinical case scores in both cross-sectional and longitudinal models were adjusted by clinical scenario.
The sensitivity analysis, comparing the cost-effectiveness of AFB smear plus culture and AFB smear plus PCR dot-blot, and adjusting different scenarios for TB prevalence, shows that the ratio of cost-effectiveness remains more or less the same in most adjustments.
For IMSS, the relative difference observed between the inertial scenario and the productivity-adjusted scenario is reduced from 2.6 to 2.3 times between 2010 and 2030.
Trends in internal medicine specialist projections are similar across all three institutions: in all cases, there is a substantial gap between the inertial scenario and the productivity-adjusted scenario (with an ideal productivity of eight office visits per day), with the maximum difference observed in the year 2030 for ISSSTE.
The algorithm proposed in this article is adjusted for the scenarios.
