Sentence examples for adjustment controlled from inspiring English sources

Along with the habituation exercises, vestibular rehabilitation patients are given eye exercises that retrain the vestibular ocular reflex, an adjustment controlled by the inner ear that allows the eye to keep the field of vision steady as a person moves.

With initial level of child adjustment controlled, children's perceptions of self-worth accounted for a significant increment in child-reported symptoms and mother-reported adjustment at follow-up.

With initial levels of adjustment controlled, children's strategies for coping with pain accounted for a significant increment in child-reported symptoms (19%) and mother-reported internalizing behavior problems (8%) at follow-up beyond the contribution of illness and demographic parameters and follow-up interval.

From the statistics viewpoint, the eigenvector adjustment controlled the type I error at the cost of the statistical power (inflated the type II error).

Case mix adjustment controlled for observed differences between intervention and control groups.

Regression analyses were carried out in 3 steps: without adjustment, controlling for socio-demographic variables (sex, age, and educational level and employment status), and controlling for socio-demographic variables as well as BMI, EDE-Q, and PHQ-4 cutoff scores.

Homeostasis is the ability of an open system to regulate its internal environment to maintain stable conditions by means of multiple dynamic equilibrium adjustments controlled by interrelated regulation mechanisms.

The camcorder also incorporates stereoscopic adjustment controls making it easier to use and operate.

The authors of FOCALE proposed two control loops: a maintenance control loop and an adjustment control loop.

However, the vehicle height and leveling adjustment control problem of an EAS system still poses difficulties for researchers, which are reflected in the previous academic reports on this theme.

With regard to housework and social adjustment, control subjects were less active than the counselled group.