The phrase "adjustment changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or alterations made to a particular adjustment or set of adjustments.
Example: "The adjustment changes made to the project timeline have significantly improved our workflow."
Alternatives: "modification adjustments" or "alteration updates".
To determine whether social determinants of health (SDH) risk adjustment changes hospital-level performance on the 30-day Pediatric All-Condition Readmission (PACR) measure and improves fit and accuracy of discharge-level models.
The data adjustment changes "the inconsequential bragging rights for certain years in the U.S.," he said.
This adjustment changes the projections and estimates La Cañada Unified will be in the red by $2.198 million come 2013-14.
Acclimation responses include ion exclusion and tissue tolerance, tight control of water homeostasis and osmotic adjustment, changes in growth and development, and a wide array of underlying biochemical and molecular changes [1] [5].
After adjustment, changes in recent HIV testing behaviors, drug treatment enrollment, and network composition between the baseline and 6 month follow-up survey did not differ by recruitment approach (data not presented).
Galantamine dose adjustment, changes in other medications and concomitant somatic disorders might have affected the drug plasma levels and cognitive and ADL abilities of patients over the course of the study.
Conclusions: These findings provide evidence that, in locations where adjustment changed patterns of clusters, the adjustment factors may be contributing causes of the original clusters.
The adjustment changed the estimates only slightly.
Depending on the survey measure selected, case-mix adjustment changed the rank of between 0.4% and 29.8% of practices by more than 10 percentile points.
We therefore adjusted length measures at the following visits for being stunted at baseline in analyses where adjustment changed the estimate by more than 10%.
The scenario presented in Figure 4 implies that the pre-adjustments and post-adjustments changes in global welfare are equivalent.
