The phrase "adjusting the estimates of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the modification or recalibration of numerical predictions or assessments in various contexts, such as finance, project management, or research.
Example: "The team is currently adjusting the estimates of the project's budget to account for unforeseen expenses."
Alternatives: "revising the estimates of" or "modifying the estimates of".
We used 68 basins for calibration, which was done by iteratively adjusting the estimates of bedrock permeability to optimize the match between calculated basin discharge and measured historical streamflow.
As already discussed, given that Web pages tend to link to others with similar content, the global context of hyperlinks on the parent page could be used for adjusting the estimates of relevance determined by the local context; hence, the parent Web page classifier can be used in conjunction with the link-based classifier in an effort to further enhance the assessment process [16].
Adjusting the estimate of QALYs to account for differences in the population at baseline increased the ICER to £94,748 per QALY at three months.
These included using the lower and upper 95%% confidence intervals bounds of CIN3 and ICC prevalence (calculated using the Wilson score method without continuity correction) and adjusting the estimate of HIV positive women with CIN3 or ICC by stratifying by ART status.
In contrast to top-down studies, which are based on aggregated data from administrative statistics, this offers the possibility of adjusting the estimates for a broader range of confounding variables.
This estimator adjusts the estimates of survival for a given cohort to account for delays in death reports, provided that the delay of death report distribution is known.
Our objectives were to develop a universal surgical risk estimation tool, to compare performance of the universal vs previous procedure-specific surgical risk calculators, and to allow surgeons to empirically adjust the estimates of risk.
In this study, two key methods were employed to adjust the estimates of hospital mortality and background mortality.
