Sentence examples for adjustment taking from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the NI adjustment taking effect on 6 April doesn't count because it is not a rise in main rates and it was anyway agreed under the coalition.

As the only tax base adjustment taking place is with regard to education, the direct effect is fairly strong indicating that revenues always tend to increase with z (the filled curve).

Results were evaluated after correcting for multiple testing using a Bonferroni adjustment taking into account LD correlation between SNPs.

The representation of GO terms in neighborhoods was assessed using the shortest path measure and the hypergeometric distribution and FDR P value adjustment, taking as a reference all proteins in the giant component and excluding signature proteins in each case.

An adjustment taking account of mammography done outside the study yielded a rate ratio of 1.06 (95% CI 0.80 1.40) (Miller et al, 2002).

e sum of different signs (see text) After adjustment taking into account theses differences, HRQoL scores at T1 (i.e. before cancer occurrence) were similar in the two groups (Table 3).

This violent adjustment took its toll on Greek society.

But even in the Depression the adjustment took time.

The adjustment took Ms. Martin, 49, a reference librarian at the Greenwich Library, about a week.

"In people with SAD, this adjustment takes five months," Dr. Lewy said.

Now a junior at Westover in Middlebury, Conn., she says St. Philip's prepared her academically, but the social adjustment took a little longer.