The phrase "adjusted starting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a modified or changed beginning point, such as in schedules, processes, or calculations.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have an adjusted starting time for the meeting."
Alternatives: "modified starting" or "revised starting".
Factor in the actual length of the movie to the newly adjusted start time, that's when the movie ends.
Another handy update to ReelSurfer has made it so that when you're clipping longer videos, you don't have to navigate to the right moment by dragging start and end points — users can now press the "A" and "S" keys on their keyboard to adjust start time by a second or use the "D" and "F" keys to adjust the end point.
The four RJMCMC moves are: add a branch, remove a branch, adjust start of branch, and adjust end of branch.
The adjust start and end branch moves involve extending or contracting the start or end of a particular branch of the lineage tree.
That data is entered into a computer running custom software, calculations are made, and the fuel mixture is adjusted before starting the engine.
But analysts also see Tesla turning profitable on an adjusted basis starting in this year's second quarter, according to FactSet.
The results were adjusted for starting study arm, random effect and washout period.
These 64 patients (late recognition) had a higher cumulative fluid balance and consequently a greater difference between crude and adjusted sCr starting on day 1.
Ct values were adjusted for starting concentration and reaction efficiency using the formula: 40 - (Sample Mean Ct Target + (Median 28S - Sample Mean 28S) * (Slope Target/Slope 28S)).
To partially account for level of physical well being at baseline, the analyses also adjusted for starting PCS score relative to age/gender norms.
