Sentence examples for adjusted thus from inspiring English sources

The temperature could even be adjusted, thus demonstratingthe feasibility of air-conditioning for the first time.

By varying the time of etching, the height of the structures can be adjusted, thus tuning the aspect ratio.

Normally, the video quality is also adjusted when the scaling is adjusted; thus, the experiments for QF80, which is a common default recompression quality factor, were also conducted.

During normal operation, the system is totally automatic and is properly adjusted, thus the plant will have the following appearance: Aeration tank: air bubbles rising, medium brown color Settling tank: surface clear and liquid clear to depth of 18 or more inches Effluent: clear, sparkling.

Currently, microfluidic culture devices are being developed that incorporate computer-controlled valve and pump systems, which will allow for the concentration of a compound in medium to be continuously adjusted, thus reproducing any form of toxicokinetic profile (i.e. AUC) for parent or metabolite exposure observed in vivo (Balagadde et al., 2005; Wu et al., 2010; Huang et al., 2011).

However, as new qualitative field data and quantitative data from further laboratory experiments becomes available, existing datasets can be reviewed and fragility functions adjusted accordingly, thus reducing overall uncertainty.

This is the first large study which adapted comorbidity adjusted method, thus we decided to include relatively homogenous groups.

When these PCB congeners were dichotomized as above versus below the LOD, no significant associations with GDM were observed in either unadjusted or adjusted analyses, thus they were excluded from further analysis.

By extending the TGLMM to account for missing data, potential bias in disease prevalence estimate can be adjusted and thus, bias in PPV and NPV estimates can be avoided.

A uniform distribution of cuboidal B2 particles could be obtained by properly adjusting M, thus the lattice misfit, in a manner similar to that in Ni-based superalloys.

Finally, we intend to derive from this modified version of TSS a solution to dynamically adjust TW, thus enabling CARTE to reconfigure itself in the face of the possible fluctuations in the workload.