The phrase "adjustment varied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the adjustments made differ or change in some way.
Example: "The adjustment varied depending on the specific conditions of each case."
Alternatives: "modification differed" or "alteration changed".
Although, the precision of adjustment varied from study to study as seen in the detailed adjustment column of the study table, in essence the estimates provided in this meta-analysis represent the direct effects of the diseases adjusted for smoking status.
Correlations between the four dimensions of school adjustment varied between 0.11 and 0.41, with an average of 0.31.
The number and type of potential confounders used for statistical adjustment varied among studies, with most including age, smoking, social class and gender (when both genders were included).
The rate of patients with impairments or only minor improvements in at least one area of psychosocial adjustment varied between 10%and69%9% [ 26].
The impact of adjustment varied between immigrant groups, but the confidence interval only overlapped with native women among the oldest women in the aggregated group with highest use of contraceptives who were working/in education.
However, their relative contribution to osmotic adjustment varies from plant to plant or species to species, or even within different tissue of same plant (Ashraf, 2004).
However, as thresholds for dosage adjustment vary between different guidelines, a higher cut-off of ≤50 or 60 ml/min/1.73 m or drug-specific thresholds could be discussed.
It is also a good idea to have pictures of many different ethnicities, as the lighting requirements and color adjustment vary with differing complexions.
In our design, the difficulty of the task was adjusted so that each subject would achieve a constant level of performance (about 80% accuracy), and the adjustments varied across individuals since they depended on each individual's level of ability on the mathematical task as well as his/her ability for the different mathematical operations.
Because adjustments varied between studies, these analyses were carried out on unadjusted results.
When asked why it changes ratings, S&P responded: "The reasons for ratings adjustments vary, and may be broadly related to overall shifts in the economy or business environment - or more narrowly focused on circumstances affecting a specific industry, entity, or individual debt issue".
