Sentence examples for adjustment because they from inspiring English sources

Admission PRISM-III, PIM-2, and PELOD should not be used for pre-ECMO risk adjustment because they do not discriminate death.

"I think the caddie change will be a big adjustment because they were together for 12 years and Steve Williams was a perfect fit for him and his personality," said Jim McLean, a top-ranked golf instructor and teacher to PGA Tour pros.

It was recited that the petitioners had not availed of the adjustment because they preferred waiting a restoration of the credit of the state, and trusted that the stock of the North Carolina Railroad might ultimately prove adequate to pay the bonds as reduced, issued in favor of the North Carolina Railroad, and the small amount of bonds which remained outstanding, as a result of the adjustment.

Special attention should be paid to older adults who simultaneously present physical frailty and a low level of psychosocial adjustment, because they are at higher risk of loss of ADL.

Two variables (sex and deprivation) had no significant interaction with hospitals, indicating that these two variables are safe to use for case mix adjustment because they are not prone to the constant risk fallacy.

Others, like Pew, made one-time adjustments because they understood that their data might be flawed or unrepresentative.

There has been some criticism of case-mix adjustments because they are subject to measurement error, 1 but case-mix adjustment is still considered to be less biased than unadjusted comparisons.

Gifted children are often in educational situations that heighten their risk for adjustment problems because they have limited access to others with similar interests, ability, and drive or because they are not sufficiently challenged.

In 2007, 1,644,641 beneficiaries had a part B income-related monthly adjustment increase because they had income above $80,000 as an individual or $160,000 as a couple.

By the same token, some insurers that expected to pay into the risk adjustment system because they had relatively healthy enrollees won't have to make the payment ― for now.

Indeed, early maturing girls are hypothesized to have the most adjustment difficulties because they are physically most deviant from their peers or alternatively, because they have the shortest period of time to adjust to new social and behavioral norms (Negriff and Susman 2011).