Sentence examples for adjusted to take from inspiring English sources

The figures are adjusted to take account of each patient's medical history and other "risk factors".

Payments to hospitals will be adjusted to take into account patient satisfaction and whether treatments work.

The value of the stock at its peak, adjusted to take account of splits, was $59.56, not $178.

Now she worries that the entire system of research will have to be adjusted to take account of possible theft.

She said those who had such differences seldom noticed it because their gaits adjusted to take account of it.

The figures that the Labor Department publishes have already been adjusted to take account of normal seasonal variations.

The score for each country was adjusted to take account of any pupils who were held back a year.

This is adjusted to take into account whether conditions in the home country or industry were favourable or not.

The figures also need to be adjusted to take account of certain other policy measures, such as tax extenders and sequester relief, which were in effect during 2017.

And it will be interesting to see if, in due course, your vehicle excise duty is adjusted to take account of your actual emissions.

Instead pay levels will gradually be adjusted to take account of costs, leading to larger pay rises in the south-east where some labour shortages exist.