Sentence examples for adjustment to address from inspiring English sources

Because of this two-phase adjustment to address the bandwidth QoS, we call these algorithms as MIP2, MLU2, MLiMST2, and MIP3S2, respectively.

In an effort to understand the true spending on a cause of illness or injury in an inpatient setting, we applied a systematic, multi-cause adjustment to address the reality that comorbidities often increase treatment spending, and that attributing all spending to the primary diagnosis distorts health spending tracking.

Over the ensuing decades, the behavior family therapy principles were applied and adapted to promote children's adjustment to address family formation and adaptation (Family Check-Up model), family disruption and maladaptation (Parent Management Training Oregon model), and family attenuation and dissolution (Treatment Foster Care Oregon model).

Riddle pointed out that all approaches using prandial insulin are limited by the need for frequent glucose testing and dose adjustment to address the complications of weight gain and hypoglycemia, which were least with an initial basal insulin approach.

VeriSign closed Site Finder earlier this month, but this week it announced that it planned to bring the site back after making adjustments to address some of the complaints.

Several adjustments to address those issues have been proposed in the literature, however and the model is still considered the industry standard for rates derivatives.

The main aim of this paper is to evaluate the water supply demand imbalances in Iran, Morocco and Saudi Arabia in 2040 2050 under dry, average and wet climate change projections and to show on the basis of the marginal cost and marginal value of water the optimum mix of supply-side and demand-side adjustments to address the imbalance.

Because of the very short half-life of circulating insulin, IV delivery allows rapid dosing adjustments to address alterations in the status of patients.

Because of the very short half-life of circulating insulin, intravenous delivery allows rapid dosing adjustments to address alterations in patients' status.

A recent group of articles have exploited data from the Wage Dynamics Network (WDN), a novel firm-level survey sponsored by a consortium of central banks in the EU and coordinated by the European Central Bank, containing qualitative information on various firm adjustment mechanisms, to address micro adjustment processes and the role of rigidities.

Lack of adjustment failed to address the confounding by SL, and standardization was not a sufficient method to account for this confounder.