The phrase "adjusted to high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or set to a higher level or intensity, such as in technical or performance-related discussions.
Example: "The settings on the machine were adjusted to high to improve efficiency during peak hours."
Alternatives: "set to high" or "configured to high".
Tryptophan in an aqueous solution adjusted to high pH exists in anionic form having nonbonding pair of electrons on the nitrogen atom of the amino group and deprotonated carboxylic group -COO−.
SRPES at photon energies adjusted to high surface sensitivity shows formation of an ultrathin silicon dioxide film in the course of the reduction of the noble metal chloride complexes.
The tests were adjusted to high task difficulty by selection of small pitch variations such that the tests were sensitive to impairments [ 10, 15].
Two or more quadrants with infiltrates on the thorax X-ray and PaO2/FiO2 ratio (adjusted to high altitude) lower than 221 mmHg were considered positive for ALI/ARDS.
For Figure 2 D, samples were chilled on ice and adjusted to high salt conditions (50 mM HEPES, 0.8 M KAc, 1 mM MgCl2) in a final volume of 100-200 μl and incubated on ice for 10 min.
Most economists predict that the number of troubled loans will continue to rise this year as more mortgages are adjusted to higher interest rates and home prices decline further.
For larger patients, the tube potential sometimes has to be adjusted to higher levels due to increased absorption occurring at a low tube potential [ 17].
Despite these differences, both of these acclimatory mechanisms result in a strikingly similar dampened transcriptional response to heat stress in individuals that have adjusted to higher temperatures (f ig. 5 A and B ).
In the 70's, there were references to a new economy as the nation tried to adjust to high inflation and expensive oil.
It can take days and even weeks for a body coming from sea level to adjust to high altitude and low air pressure.
But the official price data used in constructing this index show that people are adjusting to high inner-city prices by buying homes that are ever farther from urban centres.
