The phrase "adjustment to control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing modifications or changes made to a system or process in order to achieve better control or regulation.
Example: "The adjustment to control the temperature in the laboratory was necessary to ensure accurate experimental results."
Alternatives: "modification for regulation" or "tweaking for oversight".
The α levels of the post-hoc pairwise comparisons were adjusted using a sequential Bonferroni adjustment to control type I error.
Also, adjustment to control chart design parameters is suggested when there are process improvements or process deteriorations.
Gene sets with a nominal P < 0.001 and a FDR < 0.05 (based on a simulated null distribution of 1000 random gene set permutations and multiple-testing adjustment to control the FDR as computed by the BROAD GSEA software) were selected for visualization.
As our general statistical strategy involves a large number of comparisons, some might argue that there is a need for a multiple-comparison adjustment to control for type I errors.
*P (value) <0.05; ** P (value) <0.01; *** P (value) <0.0025 following Bonferroni adjustment to control for experiment-wise Type I error.
The Q-Value is calculated using single-step Bonferroni adjustment to control for the multiple comparison effect.
Those studies, however, used relatively few adjustments to control for a variety of potential differences between abusers and comparison patients.
The city switched to a chlorine ammonia compound called chloramine to disinfect the water, while using pH adjustments to control corrosion.
Methodological quality indicators (study design, data sources, response rate and any adjustments to control for baseline variables) were summarised in the Evidence Table (online appendix 1).
It is potentially possible through the application of Rasch analysis to plot scores from different countries on the same underlying metric and then make adjustments to control for cultural differences [ 32].
