Sentence examples for adjusted to show from inspiring English sources

By the time he returned, the Sunday Times accounts had been adjusted to show a diminished value.

As a result, some who previously failed the test will have their grades adjusted to show that they passed.

The figures are based on properties mortgaged with the building society which are adjusted to show the price of a typical home.

As this took place before the BRDC's 2012 accounts had been filed, they needed to be adjusted to show the value of the circuit based on the sale price.

And here's the same information, adjusted to show the distance of each voter type from the average voter: Informal voters have become more left wing in recent elections but not greatly so, with a high standard deviation suggesting a large ideological spectrum of disillusioned informal voters.

Figure 5 Screenshot of AVO's internal review map, timeline adjusted to show a snapshot during the Pavlof 2013 eruption.

Both trials were equally painful for the first sixty seconds, as indicated by a dial participants had to adjust to show how they were feeling.

If, say, the applicant wants to buy a better interest rate, slide the bar a bit and the data will adjust to show slightly higher closing costs, but a lower monthly payment and less interest that will be paid over the course of the loan.

The graph will adjust to show the new weight.

The indices are based on mortgages the lenders have approved over the month, which are then adjusted to try to show the cost of a typical homes (this means the price doesn't jump about if a lot of studio flats sell one month and a lot of £1m mansions the next).

The analysis carried out on all patients who took at least one dose of study drugs and adjusted to backbone showed no differences in therapeutic failure endpoints at week 48 (adjusted P = 0.538; Cochran Mantel–Haenszel test) and at week 96 (adjusted P = 0.456).