The phrase "adjustment is that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are trying to explain a specific aspect of an adjustment, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The adjustment is that we will now meet every week instead of every month."
Alternatives: "the adjustment is" or "the change is that".
From DLPC to DOPC, the main adjustment is that GWALP23 is less tilted in DOPC.
The consequence of adjustment is that the adjusted value (residual) for a probe is no longer linearly correlated with the independent variable.
What kind of adjustment is that for you? A. It's like the hottest place on earth to the coldest place on earth.
The main reason why they could delay this adjustment is that they have been able to borrow against the rising value of their homes.
The only small adjustment is that the secretary of state must now have "reasonable grounds to believe" rather than "reasonable grounds to suspect" that a person may pose a terrorist threat.
But when a surviving spouse is left to raise young children alone or is forced to find a new or better job to make ends meet, the challenge of adjustment is that much greater.
Note that the assumption underlying this adjustment was that the bias in Health Bulletin data in 2007 relative to DLHS-3 was consistent across years.
One unfortunate effect of the survival adjustment was that oral cancer was lost to the Delphi process, as we could not find appropriate survival figures.
The principal reason that we did not undertake such an adjustment was that we thought it important to examine (and report) actual amounts paid in "real-word" clinical practice during the periods before and after joint replacement.
The underlying assumption of these adjustments is that we do know the risk of uninvited women.
One objection to p-value adjustments is that the significance of each test will be interpreted according to how many outcome measures are considered in the family-wise hypothesis, which has been defined ambiguously, arbitrarily and inconsistently by its advocates.
