The phrase "adjusted section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part of a document, report, or any material that has been modified or altered in some way.
Example: "The adjusted section of the report reflects the latest changes made after the review process."
Alternatives: "revised part" or "modified segment".
The number of included interactions (transmissions, reflections, and diffractions) also have a huge influence on the predicted path loss: as will be shown in this article, differences up to 5 dB have been observed for the average path loss along a line-of-sight (LoS) path when the number of interactions is adjusted (see Section 9).
DPP-4 inhibitors may, however need their dose adjusted (see section on nephropathy).
The approximations described here are further adjusted in Section 3, where we study systems with non-stationary arrivals.
Correlations between GPA and admissions variables (adjusted UMAT section and total scores, school performance, interview) for each institution are presented in Table 2.
Correspondingly, the sensitivity coefficients are recalculated within an iterative procedure on the basis of the a posteriori analytical values and adjusted cross-sections.
The reference category included hospitals with the lowest adjusted c-section rates based on the full model.
However, after adjusting caesarean section was no longer significant risk factor, which indicates that caesarean section reflects other risk factors such as prematurity, low birth weight and/or abnormal presentation.
We did not adjust for section in calculating these scores as there were no effects for section on the study variables.
Weave the right section across the middle section, and adjust the middle section so it is over to the side.
By adjusting the section of the radar return overlaid on the projected rib wall structure, different aspects of the radar return could be interrogated for changes and associated with specific features in the laser point cloud, in particular the bolt-plates.
