The phrase "adjustment scheme in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing plans or methods for making changes or modifications within a specific area or system.
Example: "The adjustment scheme in the budget allocation has led to more efficient resource management."
Alternatives: "modification plan in" or "reform strategy in".
A simple reinsurance system scores better on our measures of fit, power and balance than the risk adjustment scheme in use in the Marketplaces.
Figure 8 presents the comparison of BER performance between the proposed scheme and the carrier phase adjustment scheme in [10].
In this article, we proposed a feedback-based optimal transmit power and carrier phase adjustment scheme in order to fully take advantage of the MUD technique in MPR-capable wireless networks by coordinating the transmit power and carrier phase of each transmitter.
Figure 7a shows the BERs of the proposed transmit power and carrier phase adjustment scheme in comparison with the no adjustment case for QPSK modulation with respect to the SNR and number of transmitters (i.e., the number of distinct signals that are compounded into the received signal at the receiver side).
Chronicity of diagnoses was assessed using the scientific expert report for the formation of a morbidity orientated risk adjustment scheme in the German Statutory Health Insurance [9].
Chronicity of diagnoses was assessed using the scientific expert report for the formation of a morbidity orientated risk adjustment scheme in the German Statutory Health Insurance [ 18].
The proportion of the variance in SMRs attributable to preventable mortality and the correlation between these quantities depends on the contribution of preventable mortality to overall hospital mortality rates, and on the performance of the risk-adjustment scheme in eliminating variation due to differences in case mix.
Therefore, once the main moving direction of each UE is predicted and the candidate eNBs is filtered, the target eNB is selected with a dynamic weight adjustment scheme as shown in Algorithm 2. Both θeNB and distance (d) between UE and candidate eNBs are taken into consideration for a weight (W) calculation.
Then, the problem in the coverage adjustment scheme is to determine how degree the radius is adjusted by at each sampling time.
A structured adjustment scheme was used to adjust for confounding effects of other variables, as shown in Tables 2 and 3.
Fig. 4 Backoff time in slot time adjustment scheme.
