The phrase "adjustment influence on" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact of adjustments on a particular subject or outcome, but it would need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The adjustment influence on the project's timeline was significant, causing delays."
Alternatives: "impact of adjustments on" or "effect of changes on".
However, little is known about their effects on metabolic adjustments and influence on the fine-tuning ROS levels in response to plant stress.
GAs are well known for their function in controlling growth, although little is known about their effects on metabolic adjustments and influence on the fine-tuning release of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in response to biotic and abiotic stresses.
Models adjusted for only age and sex differed little (i.e. by less than 30percentt of a standard error; P > 0.60) from complete multivariable models, which suggests that the extra covariate adjustment had little influence on the results.
Presence of possible asthma (dependent variable) was highly significantly related to the presence of rhinitis, eczema and all the allergy variables (independent variables), after adjustment for the influence on possible asthma prevalence of age and sex (co-variates), indicating a relationship between the presence of possible asthma and presence of all the other variables.
As shown in Table 1, adjustment for age, sex, smoking status, obesity, and educational level attenuated findings, whereas additional adjustments had little influence on the association between diabetes status and periodontal disease change.
These systemic adjustments had no influence on extracellular PCO2.
As these adjustments had only marginal influence on observed associations, adjusted models only were reported in tables.
In the present study, mobility and occupational activity represented two dimensions of participation that exhibited a direct influence on adjustment.
Considering a quasi linear behavior of the resonant structure when varying a parameter on a small interval range, this wavelength adjustment has nearly no influence on the shift values measured in experiments.
Based on the results of univariate analysis, we selected three confounding variables (age (p = 0.789), sex (p = 0.779), ISS (p < 0.05)) that required adjustment to minimise their influence on the results.
