Sentence examples for adjusting for the from inspiring English sources

"You're not adjusting for the participation of blacks in homicides".

But adjusting for the effect of exchange rates, international sales grew 34percentt.

Adjusting for the number, and the ages, of any dependent offspring leaves the pattern unchanged".

But that's in "nominal" terms, without adjusting for the effects of inflation or its opposite, deflation.

That's a great deal of history, even adjusting for the extra day in February.

Adjusting for the fall in prices, Japan's economy contracted 0.6percentt in the first quarter.

Adjusting for the price shift, refining earnings on a comparable basis fell 24percentto to $1.65 billion, Shell said.

Revenue rose 10.2percentto to $5.68 billion, after adjusting for the acquisition of AT&T Broadband in November.

Under the agreement, they will fall to the fourth-lowest, after adjusting for the exchange rate.

After adjusting for the population changes, it found that 631,000 more people were working.

The structure is similar to the French, adjusting for the same characteristics and hierarchy.