Sentence examples for adjusting against from inspiring English sources

The exclusively conserved Glycine, which was also the conserved intron insertion site, composed the hinge region that must bend or rotate as the pivotal role in adjusting against the G-protein beta and gamma binding and accordingly to change the open or closed state of channels.

Historically, as production costs and income levels in countries have risen, their currencies have adjusted against the dollar accordingly.

"They have gotten into a price spiral that they need to find a way to adjust against".

After falling short in the spring, the onus was on McGregor (20-3) to adjust against a naturally larger opponent who possessed edges in experience and durability, and whose skills were potent enough to make him a mainstay in the Octagon for the last decade.

The normal fracture factor which appears in the transfer term of the DPDP model is adjusted against the SDFM.

Numerous studies have shown that radar rainfall estimates need to be adjusted against rain gauge measurements in order to be useful for hydrological modelling.

When grain As data were adjusted against the heading date data, the two grain As QTLs were no longer detected, suggesting that the two traits are linked.

Three "state of the art" Global Climate Models (GCMs) and an ensemble of Regional Climate Models (RCMs) under emission scenarios B1, A2 and A1B provide future precipitation (P) and temperature (T) estimates that are bias adjusted against observations.

The data was adjusted against loading control using β-actin.

Each group was then adjusted against corresponding sham data to establish relative protein expression when compared with sham animals.

Adjusted against sex, age, body mass index, sugar-sweetened beverage consumption (number of drinks/day) and study data set.