Sentence examples for adjustment that increases from inspiring English sources

We feel that this is a somewhat aggressive adjustment that increases p-values significantly, thus significantly decreasing the apparent number of cell-cycle oscillating genes.

That progressivity, combined with a cost-of-living adjustment that increases benefits every year, strengthens the safety net for the most economically disadvantaged.

Nonetheless, most structural adjustments that increase the absorption (λmax) and emission (λem) wavelengths of the xanthene dyes also compromise their function as fluorogenic molecules.

However, this residual confounding is unlikely to explain the association we observed, since the age adjustment that was possible increased the strength of the association rather than reduced it.

For instance, adjustment for a confounder that increases the risk of serious infections twofold and with an absolute prevalence difference of 10% between users and non-users of TNF-α inhibitors would only marginally attenuate the observed point estimate.

But politics are tense, so painful adjustments that may increase unemployment, inflation or threaten social calm, while seen as crucial over the longer run, are unlikely for now.

Credit score and loan to value ratio are two of the major pricing adjustments that can increase your rate.

A collision with John Terry that forced Ray Parlour to go off yesterday, for example, was followed by a bemusing adjustment that saw Gilberto Silva's influence increase on the right.

The 'screening' variable was used for the lead time adjustment, that is, by allowing an increase in the incidence in ages 50 59 years and a decrease in ages 60 64 years in the 5-year birth cohort invited to screening (1935 1939).

Internal pilot study, a kind of adaptive design, has gained increased attention for its allowing for sample size adjustment, especially blinded sample size adjustment that do not affect the type I error rate.

The adjustment that follows may be wrenching.