The phrase "adjustment using a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or process that involves making changes or modifications with the help of a specific tool or technique.
Example: "The adjustment using a new software tool has significantly improved our workflow efficiency."
Alternatives: "modification with a" or "alteration through a".
Although this adjustment using a large number of variable may have resulted in overadjustment, adjusting for both sociodemographic and CVD risk factors was considered important to minimize residual confounding.
The purpose of this study was to improve standard ACS NSQIP risk adjustment using a novel procedure risk score.
173 participants were assessed prospectively for the presence of psychosis and concurrent work adjustment using a series of standardized measures at four consecutive follow-ups over a 10 yr period.
This system is based on a two-stage tracking process, which consists of a coarse adjustment based on the coordinate calculation algorithm and a fine adjustment using a specially designed photosensitive sensor.
Even though we consider a feedback-based adjustment using a centralized control to coordinate both the transmit power and carrier phase of the transmitters, a distributed method for achieving the phase coherence of transmitters was also proposed.
In this population, adjustment of STARHS-based incidence estimates with FRR brought estimates closer to the gold standard estimated cohort incidence rate than did adjustment using a CD4 cutoff of <200 cells/µls/µl for probable LTI.
Automatic brightness adjustment using an ambient light sensor has been built into Android for years.
This allowed for adjustment using an offset function.
This adjustment, using an additive model, was conducted on a district-by-district basis to account for the variation in climate and seasonal variability of disease-related variables such as rainfall and temperature across India.
Our study assessed the five year trajectories of both HR-QOL and life satisfaction in long term colorectal cancer survivors' adjustment using an analytic approach known as growth mixture modelling [ 18].
Our strategy for comorbidity adjustment uses a regression-based framework for estimating the excess spending due to comorbidities.
