Sentence examples for adjustment such that from inspiring English sources

For this reason, we made a proportional adjustment such that the gender gap equals 4 years in the target year.

Sit stand desks are desks or work surfaces retrofitted to standard desks that allow height adjustment such that the user may work comfortably either sitting or standing.

Physician professional costs were determined using the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes reimbursed at the 2007 Medicare rate without geographic adjustment, such that, for example, the cost of the obstetrician's service for CPT 59412 (External Cephalic Version) equals $114.

Young adults who are to some extent worse off in the mid-term due to the exposure to early unemployment may still be satisfied with their careers, if the experience of early unemployment was a prolonged job search or welcome career-adjustment such that they are happy with the job-matches found and the way their career unfolded.

The final IRIS assessment relied on the Clewell model (Clewell et al. 1995, 2001), but with adjustments such that VC was estimated by the U.S. EPA to be 10-fold less potent as a carcinogen.

Despite this several associations persisted after that adjustment such as those between hypertension and obesity and between high LDL and obesity.

Such measures would be useful to several federally sponsored interventions that require risk adjustment, such as payment under the Medicare Advantage program, shared savings under the Accountable Care Organization provision, payment withholds under programs to reduce readmissions, and premium adjustments under insurance exchanges.

A third advantage of the CR approach is that it provides a framework for performing instrument bias adjustments probabilistically, such that adjustment uncertainty is propagated to the hypoxic extent estimates.

Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Georgian style became popular, as did an opulent Classical style used for major public buildings; these styles were interpreted literally, although with adjustments such as verandahs that accounted for the Australian climate.

Other adjustments, such as that for age, CRP, urine and plasma MDA also did not remove the association of increased REE with smoking.

The illnesses chosen for adjustment were such that they might have had an effect on the performance of THR, on length of stay in the hospital, or on the rate of complications.