The phrase "adjusted the standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making changes or modifications to an established criterion or benchmark.
Example: "The committee adjusted the standard for evaluating project proposals to ensure fairness and inclusivity."
Alternatives: "modified the criteria" or "revised the benchmark."
Due to the clustered data structure in ICILS 2013 (i.e., teachers are nested in schools), we adjusted the standard errors of the model parameters and the χ2 statistics, using the MLR estimator and the 'TYPE = Coption' optinn in Mplus for the moderation analyses.
To quantify Tag, we had adjusted the standard and the amount of cell lysate to give a narrow range of intensities to accommodate the narrow linear range of X-ray film.
The models adjusted the standard errors for clustering on children's school to correct the intraschool correlation.
If the excessive number of zeros is not adjusted, the standard deviation gets larger.
Moreover, the use of multilevel modelling appropriately adjusted the standard errors of the estimates for the non-independence of observations from children nested within households.
As children were not individually sampled but selected for the study based on residence within a geographical cluster, we adjusted the standard error for cluster.
But he said officials would "closely monitor students' progress" to determine whether to adjust the standard.
He said that the U.S. Army doesn't allow itself to fail, and when I suggested that Iraq hardly looked like a victory the sergeant replied, "So you adjust the standard of success.
We find that we are able to engineer whether the nondiffracting field will appear as speckle or a structured zero-order Bessel beam by adjusting the standard deviation in the distribution.
This process could be achieved by, for example, adjusting the standard errors of the coefficients.
Cytokine concentrations were analyzed after performing log transformations to adjust the standard deviations.
