Sentence examples for adjustment not only from inspiring English sources

And it was a very hard adjustment, not only on the field, but off the field.

This had required of Juliet a subtle adjustment not only of the facts but of her position in the world.

However, after the adjustment not only the camera parameters are known, also a sparse point cloud is created (Fig. 4).

This adjustment not only influenced return to work but also all of the other variables studied.

After adjustment, not only TC, but also, LDL-C was negatively associated with mortality in this population of 85-year-olds; this finding is also similar to the data observed in the nondemented elderly aged 65 years and older.

This adjustment not only reduces the potential bias caused by copy number alterations, but also addresses another concern mentioned in Minor comment #4 about the integration of FISH data and NGS data.

"I think those experts have gathered information (about price adjustments) not only from within this country but also from abroad, including China," he says, in a rare hint North Korea might be learning from the economic reforms carried out by its neighbour.

However, using Difco YNB without pH re-adjustment not only increased the signal range at 72 hours but also matched prior results in yeast and Drosophila cell culture [ 8].

However, if a risk adjustment method not only adjusts for pre-admission conditions, but also takes into account complications due to poor quality of inpatient care, it could potentially lead to a biased conclusion.

"The key difference between, say, Latvia and Greece," Mr. Asmussen said, "lies in the degree of national ownership of the adjustment program — not only by national policy-makers but also by the population itself".

However, recent work consistently has emphasized the role of interparental conflict in child adjustment, including not only internalizing but also ADHD and externalizing behavior problems [ 44- 53].