The phrase "adjustment the volume" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of words and should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Please make an adjustment to the volume settings on the device."
Alternatives: "change the volume" or "modify the volume".
"This increase in loan activity didn't happen gradually, but overnight--in sheer waves--with no time for staffing adjustments". The volume of loans handled by Glendale Federal shows a dramatic change from January through March of 1985 when refinance loans totaled $129,225,895, compared with the same three-month period in 1986, which, at $270,696,825, was more than doubled.
While effectiveness should be analyzed at patient level, allowing adequate risk-adjustment, the volume effect must be analyzed at provider level [ 13].
In the second part, the effect of an adjustment of the volume of granulation liquid for horizontal transposition between high shear granulation processes was discussed.
You'll also want headphones (or a speaker) with their own volume adjustment because the volume buttons on the Apple TV's Siri remote don't control the volume on Bluetooth devices.
The synthesis of [18F]fallypride was adapted from literature with adjustment on the volume of radiolabeling solvent (Mukherjee et al., 2002).
The Le Bas molar volume (VLB) is based on the summation of atomic volumes with adjustment for the volume decrease arising from ring formation (Cousins and Mackay, 2000).
In the pPAR group, a significant negative correlation was found between risk adjustment and the volume of pPAR damage (ρ = −0.57, P = 0.04, n = 13): Patients with greater pPAR damage adjusted their bets less to the chances of winning (see Fig. 4 a).
When she played the track the first time, she seemed especially anxious about it, reaching to make minute adjustments to the volume, then planting her fingers in her mouth to massacre the glue-on acrylics.
The superior myocellular adjustments in the volume density of subsarcolemmal mitochondrial and intramyocellular lipid stores after bicycle type compared to running type endurance training, and their dependence on the ACE I-allele is in agreement with the idea that the association between the ACE I-allele polymorphism and endurance performance is intensity dependent (Cam et al. 2007).
At young stand ages, this linear adjustment overestimates the volumes in larger size classes somewhat if the growth function follows the normal sigmoidal form.
