The phrase "adjusting only by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or manner of making adjustments in a process or situation.
Example: "The system is designed for adjusting only by the parameters set by the user."
Alternatives: "modifying solely by" or "altering exclusively by".
And the resonant frequency can be flexibly adjusted only by changing the orientation angle of the elliptic holes.
These estimated log-odds can be adjusted only by
During the pilot-scale test, caustic was not required to adjust pH as it was adjusted only by recycling part of anaerobic effluent.
The parsimonious model for PFOA, which was adjusted only by maternal education, showed similar results (β = 0.18; 95% CI: 0.01, 0.36) to those of the fully adjusted model.
Neither daughter's BMI at 15 years nor age at menarche remained in the models adjusted only by covariates that were associated with the PFAA at p < 0.20.
The cultures in which pH was adjusted only by adding NaOH caused the formation of pellets, while the cultures in which only CaCl2 was added did not form any pellets.
In the final model the hazard ratios were adjusted only by sex and index year as categorical variables, with age as the underlying time scale, as these were the significant confounders.
Analyses adjusted only by age at recruitment and region were conducted initially to estimate the relationship of each variable in turn to the risk of all central nervous system tumours, glioma, and meningioma.
Inclusion of sex, ethnicity, diabetes status, smoking habits, and body mass index along with age in the model did not substantially change the results and data presented here are based on the simplest model adjusted only by age.
We report results from three separate linear regression models for the associations between the study outcomes and each PFAA: a) unadjusted model, b) fully adjusted, c) adjusted only by the covariates that were associated with the model's respective PFAA at p < 0.20.
