Sentence examples for adjusting the standards from inspiring English sources

Steven Tyler famously attempted to pass a law adjusting the standards in Hawaii to provide "legal remedy for celebrities who are photographed by paparazzi while involved in 'personal or familial activity.'" Tyler was a bit more concerned that photogs were interfering with his vacation spot, but addressed the safety concerns that exist outside of paradise.

This process could be achieved by, for example, adjusting the standard errors of the coefficients.

We find that we are able to engineer whether the nondiffracting field will appear as speckle or a structured zero-order Bessel beam by adjusting the standard deviation in the distribution.

Since our simple Logit and Multinomial-Logit Regressions use pooled data, we follow Petersen (2009 12 to control for time-series dependence by adjusting the standard errors for clustering on each company.

To establish those risk factors independently related to single, multiple and injurious falls, a logistic regression model, controlling for all other variables in the model and adjusting the standard errors for the effect of clustering (treating family physician) was used.

By adjusting the standard growth charts for physiological characteristics, individually customised fetal growth charts can be developed [ 12].

[ 1- 10] Analysts have traditionally used techniques that treat the clustered nature of complex survey data as a nuisance by adjusting the standard errors for the sampling design.

Although bedside care in this study was provided with the trolley, it is also possible to provide bedside care by moving and adjusting the standard resuscitation equipment.

Law and Kaldor [ 12] propose a method of adjusting the standard Cox model to take into account patients who depart from their randomised treatment.

To quantify EV71 RNA copies, a linear standard curve was also generated during each assay using serial dilutions of an EV71 DNA standard by adjusting the standard to a concentration gradient of 1×10 copies/µL to 1×10 copies/µL.

Given that the logistic regression and zero-truncated Poisson regression models are expected to provide consistent estimates of the regression coefficients, adjusting the standard error estimates is appropriate in this case for accounting for repeated measurements.