Sentence examples for adjusting for changes from inspiring English sources

According to the collector Sir Arthur Gilbert, such pieces today cost less than when they were made, adjusting for changes in currency.

The consortium listed eight schools that showed the most significant progress after adjusting for changes in state tests.

Taking this wider measure of foreign-exchange reserves, and then adjusting for changes in the value of non-dollar reserves caused by swings in the dollar, Mr Setser reckons that China's total reserves rose by around $40 billion in the first quarter, only one-fifth of their increase in the first quarter of 2008.

Yu Song and Helen Qiao of Goldman Sachs calculate that the decline is even more impressive in real terms (adjusting for changes in export and import prices), with the surplus shrinking to less than one-third of its level a year ago (see chart 1).

This is up 23percentt from last year or 25percentt, adjusting for changes in currency.

Their study also showed that changes in PSA were not associated with survival while adjusting for changes in BSI.

Mixed models were used to assess change in SI on and off exenatide, adjusting for change in body weight.

Adjusting for change in neighborhood of residence did not alter the strength of the inverse association found between prenatal airborne PAHs and RPCM score.

The PRCs are gradually lost from the sampler and thus permit an exposure adjustment factor or depuration rate to be calculated, which adjusts for changes in sampling rate.

Economists had expected an increase of 0.2percentt in spending not adjusted for changes in prices.

He studied districts over a 10-year period and adjusted for changes in economic circumstances.