Sentence examples for adjustment are generally from inspiring English sources

As long as inflation is expected to be low, the benefits of inflation adjustment are generally thought not to be great enough to justify the increased complexity that would be involved.

No dose adjustment is generally required in patients with reduced renal function in the DVT/PE treatment setting, although caution should be applied in patients with CrCl 15 29 ml/min [5].

This adjustment is generally associated with the fact that individuals of different ages display different response thresholds to given stimuli, which determine specific behaviors.

Studies of 10,000 patients with good risk adjustment were generally able to detect the treatment's beneficial effect.

Studies performed during childhood and reaching an initial positive association, weakened after adjustment, were generally of higher quality than other studies (12/14 quality grade A, 86%, table 4).

Simulated observational studies employing adequate risk-adjustment were generally able to measure a treatment's true effect.

That some values were imputed may affect the DIC-based selection but this is unlikely to be a strong effect as the covariate adjustments were generally found to have little impact.

Most importantly, downward adjustment costs are still larger than upward adjustment costs, and upward adjustment costs are generally small for both the average wage and employment.

Furthermore, the downward adjustment cost parameters are generally larger in absolute value when all plants are considered (specifications II and IV), compared with the case of continuing plants only (specifications I and III).

The standardised mortality ratio for hospitals that admit more walking wounded will receive an unjustified downward case mix adjustment, because elsewhere emergencies are generally the sickest patients and the case mix adjustment will endeavour to reflect this.

The adjustment cost parameter estimates are generally smaller under alternative growth rates.