The phrase "adjustment was considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change or modification is being evaluated or thought about.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, the adjustment was considered necessary to improve the overall performance of the project."
Alternatives: "modification was contemplated" or "change was taken into account."
In this study, we selected the loading conditions assuming intercuspal clenching, because the effect of occlusal adjustment was considered to appear clearly.
The results also remained unchanged in the post-hoc analysis where further adjustment was considered with education, socio-economic status and trauma variables (data not shown).
Thus, the sensitivity of estimates to confounder adjustment was considered.
P-value adjustment was considered too stringent and not used to filter the results.
P < 0.05, when necessary dividing by the number of factors examined (Bonferroni adjustment), was considered significant.
The fluorescent reporter signal was normalized against the internal reference dye (ROX) signal and the threshold limit setting was performed in automatic mode, according to the ABI Sequence Detection Software version 1.4 (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies, Gent, Belgium), unless manual adjustment was considered necessary.
One radical adjustment being considered is to use the reserve forward Bob Corkum on a line with two other centers, Bobby Holik and Scott Gomez.
For the model with the average-wage adjustment only, the average annual adjustment cost is 0.8% of revenue when both directions of adjustment are considered together, and around 0.4% and 2% when upward and downward adjustments are considered, respectively.
Given that these HCQIs are new and so little is known about the risk adjustment process, it seems appropriate that all three type of risk adjustment be considered by researchers and policy makers.
Family variables including family composition, family functioning, attachment and parental adjustment were considered by 52% of the references with an important focus on family composition (20 out of 26 studies).
