The phrase "adjustment were based" is not correct in written English.
It contains a subject-verb agreement error; "were" should be "was" to match the singular noun "adjustment."
Example: "The adjustment was based on the latest data analysis."
Alternatives: "adjustment was founded" or "adjustment relied on".
Amikacin concentration were determined using Indiko® Thermo Fisher Scientificc), and drug adjustment were based on the recommendations given by the Pharmacokinetics Unit (Pharmacy Service).
Transition probabilities and risk adjustment were based on published landmark trials.
The follow-up intervals after ring adjustment were based on the adjustment procedure, and followed the same schema as described above.
The selection of other covariates used for adjustment were based on past literature and included sex, age, highest level of education completed (≤primary, secondary, ≥tertiary), wealth quintiles based on country-specific income, marital status ((currently married/cohabiting) or not married (never married/separated/divorced/widowed)) and smoking status (never, current smoker, quit).
The inflation adjustment is based on the Consumer Price Index, which is a widely followed but imperfect measure of inflation.
The adjustment is based on the revenue earned previously and the difference between the current result and the expected result.
The adjustment is based on the slab's dynamic response (displacements, strains and accelerations) measured during the passage of real trains.
This subinteger adjustment is based on an optimization stage which has carefully been designed in order to avoid convergence to undesired local maxima.
Social Security's COLA adjustment is based on the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers, or CPI-W, a broad gauge of consumer prices generated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
