Sentence examples similar to adjusting favorably from inspiring English sources
Similarly, education affords one chance to adjust emotions favorably and possibly handle stigma better.
Republicans who belong to unions outside of the public sector are not more likely to favor Trump than those who are not in a union, but self-employed Republicans view the candidate more favorably, after adjusting for other factors.
ASV efficiently operated in Korean ALI patients without any serious drawbacks and favorably adjusted the tidal volume and respiratory rates combination in relation with RCexp to meet lung protective strategies.
Rates of return reach as high as 20percentt, adjusted for inflation, and compare favorably with the U.S. stock market, which on average earned between 5 and 7percentt, adjusted for inflation, over the past few decades.
66 We question their assessment, as they favorably rated studies that statistically adjusted for lead time as well as studies that included post-screening follow-up years in the analysis.
Although risk adjusted benchmarking of performance can enable hospitals to identify whether they are performing favorably compared with their peers, we are unaware of any examples in which these models have been prospectively used to improve medical decision making.
These costs compare favorably to the more than $10.6/kg for the fungal-sourced product (all costs adjusted to 2013 US dollars).
The results compared favorably with the pro forma earnings of $1.30 a share Goldman reported last May -- adjusted for the costs of its initial public offering -- but they were 16percentt below the record earnings of $887 million, or $1.76 a diluted share, it recorded in the first quarter.
Learning to adjust to their maritime zone's growing-season variations, the Island's more than 50 producers generate impressive blue-chip and everyday wines that compare favorably with counterparts from other young, maturing American regions.
