Sentence examples for adjustment which in from inspiring English sources

"It's actually a technical adjustment which in the reality of the law doesn't make a great deal of difference," Mr. Hellawell said, "but it's being bandied about by people as a softening of the law".

The discrepancy is because of seasonal adjustments, which in theory smooth out the data.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates got headlines early this week when he proposed some changes in command structures along with other organization adjustments which in aggregate could save billions of dollars over five years.

Of these, adjusting for an increase in the risk of smoking over time was the only simple adjustment which resulted in estimates that matched the changes in lung cancer risks for the U.S. population of white males over the past several decades.

ICM then made a second adjustment, which assumes – in keeping with its practice in its nationwide opinion polls – that a proportion of voters who won't say or don't know who they will support will go back to the party they backed last time.

It was unclear whether the complex €27bn adjustment, which included €15bn in tax rises and spending cuts announced in December, would convince the markets.

The establishment of dose proportionality aids in predicting the effects of dose titration and adjustment, which is important in determining optimal AED doses for patients with epilepsy.

Election night will confirm whether this adjustment, which has worked well in predictions in nationwide elections, holds good in the Hallam seat.

This adjustment, which is accomplished in an iterative manner, consists of three steps.

The proposed spatial resolution adjustment which is applied in the group of pictures (GOP -level is used as a coarse-GOP -levelate control.

We found slopes and adjusted-Rs similar to those found when using adjusted RRs, showing that it would be valid to plot log10 age-specific incidence rate) versus log10 age-specific adjustment, whincidenceow in Figurate.