Sentence examples for adjustment of planning from inspiring English sources

Attempting to control the influx in East Haddam, where 60 to 80 lots a year have been developed since 1981, a six-month moratorium on residential development was declared last November to allow time for review and adjustment of planning and zoning regulations.

Hospital-level factor adjustment of planned caesarean section rates, lead to a much greater reduction in variation (by a further 31.7%%).

Risk adjustment of plan and provider payment pays more for the sick than for the healthy.

To address the second area of focus, we ran cycles of inquiry -- a structured, ongoing process of goal setting, intervention, data collection, analysis, and adjustment of plans -- with teacher teams to ensure that we were optimizing our use of the curriculum.

The research also examines the impact of planning adjustment on developing healthy communities and improving people's quality of life in the new-type urbanization era in China.

After further adjustment for smoking status, effect of planning reduced slightly to 24% increased odds (AOR 1.24, 95% CI 1.04-1.48), remaining statistically significant.

Any physician prescribing oral agents, statins, and/or ACE inhibitors to a woman of childbearing age must automatically review any potential plans she may have for pregnancy and remind the woman of the necessity of planning and adjustments to her medications should she become pregnant.

Compared to earlier papers on urban governance in the context of climate change, this paper aims particularly to provide an entry point for the discussion of the adjustment and modification of specific planning systems and tools.

Adjustment of World Bank project plans and resource use in connection with food problems caused by drought or international food price increases appears to be relatively common.

Thus, it is important to carry out quantitative research on variation of microheterogeneity of reservoir, which plays a significant role in guiding adjustment of development plan, quantitative characterization of remaining oil, tertiary oil recovery, and enhanced ultimate oil recovery (Li et al. 2002, 2007; Shi et al. 2013).

Steatotic changes may be reversible with cessation of therapy and severe cases of CASH may require adjustment of surgical plans as there is increased hepatopathy, liver failure (5.8%% vs. 0.8%%), and mortality rate (14.7 % vs. 1.6 %) in these patients following partial hepatectomy [8, 9].