Sentence examples for adjustment to continuous from inspiring English sources

Two hypotheses might explain our results: 1) physiological adjustment to continuous human disturbance and innocuous stimuli, i.e. habituation, or 2) behavioural desertion of the highly disturbed areas by the more stress-sensitive individuals, i.e. selection.

Later, local adjustments to continuous petrophysical parameters are carried out to better match the measurements.

The choice of a 10% rate of adverse effects in an unexposed population somewhat accounts for a susceptible portion of the population (e.g., 9% of children currently have asthma in the United States) [ Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics (FIFCFS) 2005] as well as the adjustments to the continuous exposure.

After all, it's not like there has been major disruption in the year, with grade boundaries changing and continuous adjustment to exam questions.

Natural rivers are subjected to continuous adjustments in response to any change in the environment.

The constant interaction between research and primary care leads to continuous adjustments in research and intervention.

The results revealed that the task constraints systematically gave rise to continuous and gradual adjustments in approach velocity, initiated well before arriving at the intersection.

Naples is nowadays world-renowned for its Art-stations, but in the Municipio station currently under construction, the collision of infrastructure and archaeological strata is managed with continuous adjustments to give a spatial response to the extraordinary finds as they are discovered in Europe's largest archaeological excavation site.

36 IV dosing allows continuous dosage adjustments to be made, affording flexibility in matching patient needs at any given time during the infusion and helping to optimize overall treatment outcomes.

The main advantage of the logistic regression method is that it allows adjustment by continuous variables in addition to categorical variables and therefore has the potential to lose less information than the direct method which only allows for standardisation by categorical variables.

We conducted sensitivity analyses to evaluate whether estimated heat wave effects on mortality and ED visits varied with adjustment for continuous apparent temperature and ozone.