Sentence examples for adjustment of any from inspiring English sources

Fourth, as Carney stressed, the Conservative government's next round of deficit reduction means "the IMF expects the UK to undergo the largest fiscal adjustment of any major advanced economy over the next five years".

Mired in a sixth straight year of recession, with unemployment nudging 30%, Greece has been hit by record levels of poverty – the price of making the biggest fiscal adjustment of any OECD state since the second world war.

If the view of a Greek is not convincing enough, let me refer to independent assessments: both Regling and the Finnish vice-president of the European Commission, Olli Rehn, have repeatedly said Greece has achieved the largest fiscal adjustment of any country in history (more than 12% of GDP in the past three years).

As such, the explanations presented herein, from psychological domains as diverse as human memory, deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, and heuristic reasoning, were based on architectural properties of CLARION and most of them did not require the adjustment of any numerical parameter.

The high correlations precluded adjustment of any specific month of exposure for the surrounding months.

The mechanical axis was also assessed during postoperative follow-up, and adjustment of any mechanical axis deviation was performed as needed by adjustment of the external fixator.

In New York, Chef David Chang first made headlines for his fierce refusal to make menu adjustments of any kind, including modifications for vegetarians, (no substitutions, no mercy!) and it seems like Skenes is following suit.

A senior clinical manager or ward manager should be accountable for the provision of reasonable adjusted health services, and should ensure that a named staff member (possibly the ward manager him/herself) is responsible for identifying the need for service adjustments of any patient entering the healthcare system.

The eyepiece must first be adjusted before any adjustment of the objective.

In the current study, female dogs appeared to be at increased risk of deafness compared to males, including following adjustment of results for any confounding due to any associations between gender influence and each of mask type and pigmented body spots (Table 4).

For example, we have used an unspecific and broad binary criterion to classify studies based on presence/absence of statistical adjustment of OR for any relevant confounders in our analysis (Table  5).