The phrase "adjustment of central" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a modification or change related to a central aspect or element, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The adjustment of central policies is necessary to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "modification of central" or "change in central".
For rs2286885, adjustment for central corneal thickness (CCT) improved the evidence for its association (β on adjustment for CCT = 0.59 mmHg; P = 1.16 × 10−9); adjustment for SBP, on the other hand, decreased the significance of association (β on adjustment for SBP = 0.50 mmHg; P = 6.46 × 10−7).
Any real surge in his goalscoring returns was always likely to require a period of adjustment, of relearning that central position in a set of new team-mates.
However, the role of technology adoption and adjustment of supply is of central importance with respect to securing adequate levels of agricultural production and achieving global food security.
The findings also suggest that adjustment for HLA-Cw*06 is of central importance when attempting to dissect the genetic susceptibility of IA in patients with psoriasis.
However, the analysis of bivariate variation and the use of surrogate data suggest that short-term phase coordination mainly resulted from central adjustment of heart rate and respiratory rate rather than from real phase synchronization due to physiological interaction.
Both the analysis of bivariate variation and the use of surrogate data suggests that intermittent phase coordination, with k = 3 and α = 0.03, results primarily from central adjustment of heart rate and respiratory rate and not from real beat-to-beat phase synchronization.
In this section, we investigate the effect of central region size adjustment on the energy distribution in the network and network lifetime.
Adjustment of BMI models for indices of central obesity did not affect the estimation of diabetes risk in men, but led to an attenuation of risk estimates in women.
The impaired postural adjustments may arise from the nociceptive input of pain disturbing the proprioceptive information from the muscle spindles in the deep neck muscles, thereby introducing more inaccurate central slow adjustment of balance [ 16].
This principle, called Minimization of Metabolic Adjustments (MOMA, [ 26]), has been used to predict fluxes of central carbon metabolism [ 26] and lethality of deletion mutants [ 27].
