The phrase "adjustment guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or resource that provides instructions or information on how to make adjustments to a product, process, or system.
Example: "Before using the new software, please refer to the adjustment guide to ensure optimal settings."
Alternatives: "calibration manual" or "modification handbook".
We included Bristol social adjustment guide score in the models for tests at age 7 and the puberty score for age 11.
The Bristol social adjustment guide is a test in which class teachers recorded descriptions of behaviour that applied to the child among 150 items.
All measures were categorical and were modelled as series of binary dummy variables, except Bristol social adjustment guide score, childhood body mass index, puberty score, and general ability score.
As the assessments at age 7 were based on teachers' observation of pupils, we included adjustment for Bristol social adjustment guide score to reduce the possibility that deviant behaviour influenced the teachers' perceptions of children.
*Adjusted for social class, sex, mother's age, birth weight standardised for gestational age, ethnic origin, maternal smoking during pregnancy, Bristol social adjustment guide score, and four chronic disease variables associated with either later obesity or motor function (general motor disability, mental retardation, epilepsy, and other central nervous system conditions).
Secondary structure prediction was performed by means of the pSAAM package (58) ClustalX [ 59] was used to obtain multiple sequence alignments of MPT/FeS subunits and anchor subunits, followed by manual adjustment guided by structural information when necessary.
Pediatric clinicians should therefore continually assess children's psychosocial adjustment to guide families through the disclosure process.
This adjustment is guided by a fitness function of SGA specified by a control objective.
Further antibiotic adjustment was guided by results of pathogen identification and antibiotic susceptibility tests.
Nontraditional approaches to MV such as high-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) use similar goals of PaO2 or SpO2 to guide adjustment of ventilator settings.
Thus, a staged or incremental adjustment towards fixed guide way transit implementation of greater interest to many agencies today, and these days it has started developing in terms of Bus Rapid Transit BRTT).
