The phrase "adjusting values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is modifying or changing numerical or qualitative values, often in data analysis, programming, or personal development.
Example: "The team is focused on adjusting values in the dataset to ensure accuracy before the final report is generated."
Alternatives: "modifying values" or "altering values".
It is found that the dynamic responses of the CNTRC sector plate may be noticeably enhanced by adjusting values of the CNT volume fraction and distribution.
b, Left, copies of HIV DNA per million cells sorted from four additional study participants as in a. Right, percentages of all HIV DNA copies detected in blood cells deriving from CD32hi, CD32int, CD32lo and T other subsets, calculated by adjusting values in the left panel for the relative proportions of these subsets determined using FACS data.
Macroscopic permeability value of the rock can be reproduced by adjusting values of w 0, F 0 and m.
Such tuning involves an iterative process of adjusting values to ensure that behaviours and outputs appear sufficiently similar to past periods (Hourdin et al. 2017; Loehle 2017).
In PSCAD/EMTDC models of the CSG, CFRs for AC system faults occurring at different buses and with different fault times can be obtained by adjusting values of fault resistance.
Game balance isn't easy either because in Chambara, it's a matter of deliberate shadow placement, rather than adjusting values on a spreadsheet.
One approach to address concerns about creatinine adjustment is to report both raw and adjusted values.
Contrary to the Argo netCDF files, ODV spreadsheet files contains only adjusted values that have been flagged as good data.
It was because British companies tend to be quicker to adjust values to reflect recent transactions.
Sample bias toward severe degenerative changes resulted in highly prevalent selections and kappa adjusted values.
Arrival to the risk adjusted values for the call and put options requires we group terms.
