The phrase "adjustment for planned" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes related to a planned event or action, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The adjustment for planned expenditures will be discussed in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "modification for scheduled" or "change for intended".
Adjustment for planning uncertainties in the case of PSPT is achieved using a smearing technique, in which the compensator is modified to maintain tumor coverage in the presence of small range uncertainties, at the sacrifice of some conformality.
Attempting to control the influx in East Haddam, where 60 to 80 lots a year have been developed since 1981, a six-month moratorium on residential development was declared last November to allow time for review and adjustment of planning and zoning regulations.
The deficit-reduction plan is front-loaded: more of the pain of adjustment is planned for the coming fiscal year than any other.
These results suggest that attempts should be made to balance known prognostic continuous covariates at the design phase of a clinical trial even when adjustment is planned for these covariates at the analysis.
We recorded whether any adjustments were planned for the primary outcome in the Methods section and whether these analyses were respectively reported in the Results section.
The department said a survey completed in August found that businesses, after adjustment for inflation, plan to spend $376.47 billion this year on capital improvement projects, down from $386.32 billion actually spent in 1985.
The difference between hospitals persisted after adjustment for health plan and patients' age and sex.
Dose adjustments were planned only for vinorelbine and were dependent on the type and grade of toxicity observed: vinorelbine dose was reduced by 20% for neutrophil count between 1000 and 1499/mm3 or platelet count between 75000 and 99000/mm.
