The phrase "adjustment that do" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The adjustment that do not meet the criteria will be rejected."
Alternatives: "adjustment that fails" or "modification that does".
By taking face-saving measures that protect MBS's standing ― like the king placing him in charge of a reorganization of Saudi intelligence or elder statesman Prince Turki Al Faisal telling the Washington Post the family and Saudi public are with MBS ― they have created an opening for a quiet adjustment that doesn't seem dramatic or harsh.
The adjustment that does not assume a fixed odds ratio produced a final multivariate model and effect sizes very similar to GLMM.
It seems to be the case that jazz loops around, retrenches, makes tiny adjustments that don't alter the basic language.
As lawmakers and regulators begin eyeing its ventures in China and other countries and as its Web surfers worry about the privacy of their online searches, Google is making adjustments that do not fit neatly with its maverick image.
We focus on adjustments that do not require internal validation data.
The problems an organization faces due to merger and acquisition can be relatively minor, involving structural and cultural adjustments that don't feel seismic.
Both innovative and progressive, LeBootCamp is all about making healthy lifestyle adjustments that do not demand members to restrict their diet or count points/calories.
They tell us a story of wildly effective "one-shot" deals: budget adjustments that don't alter the structure of the system, that are non-recurring and short-term.
Simpson's also pushed for Social Security benefit cuts from seniors who have already taken "hits" like the eligibility age, which is already increasing as scheduled, and cost of living adjustments that don't keep pace with living expenses for seniors and the disabled.
