The phrase "adjusted weather" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where weather conditions have been modified or tailored for a specific purpose, such as in scientific studies or simulations.
Example: "The adjusted weather data showed a significant decrease in temperature over the past decade."
Alternatives: "modified weather" or "altered weather".
"I have made it a high priority for my transition team to work on additional policy options to help the auto industry adjust, weather the financial crisis and succeed in producing fuel-efficient cars here in the United States of America," he said.
A new technique for adjusting weather data collected at one location (e.g. regional airports) for use at another location (e.g. interior engineered urban green spaces) was evaluated.
We estimated changes in the relative risk cumulative over 0 2 lagged days of wildfire PM2.5 exposure using a quasi-Poisson regression model adjusted for weather, weekends, and poverty.
The estimated curve of seasonality adjusted for weather shows a similar pattern in children under five, but a less clear seasonal pattern in the older age group indicating that weather variables explain part of the seasonal pattern for these age groups.
All associations are expressed per 10 μg/m increment in PM and were adjusted for weather, age, sex, race, glucose, triglycerides, diabetes, waist:hip ratio, seated mean arterial pressure, smoking status, pack-years, cigarettes per day, environmental tobacco smoke, and physical activity.
Such factors include insufficient monetary funds, insecure visa or residential status, discrimination, and even the inability to adjust to weather conditions in the receiving country [ 10, 12].
Riders must stay in control of their speed and adjust for weather, terrain, and road conditions.
Regarding Brent's decision to produce certified organic milk, the article states "...he's relieved - and thankful - he decided to go organic". Brent cites adjusting to weather uncertainties, for example, the dry summer conditions of 2009 and the negative effects on grass growth, as a challenge.
Thus, the coefficients of the mass transfer-based models need to be adjusted based on weather conditions of each province.
We calculated estimates of the relative risk of asthma hospitalization adjusted for daily weather conditions (maximum and minimum temperatures, and average relative humidity) for an incremental exposure corresponding to the interquartile range in particulate matter.
