Sentence examples for adjustment which was from inspiring English sources

When type of medication and dose adjustment were evaluated, cimetidine was the most frequently prescribed drug that required dose adjustment, which was appropriately adjusted in 15/18 (83.3 %) of cases; followed by spironolactone, vancomycin and ceftazidime which were appropriately adjusted in 2/16 (12.5 %), 10/14 (71.4 %) and 7/11 (63.6 %) of cases respectively.

Among his recent productions are "Panama," at the 2003 Dublin Fringe Festival, and "The Adjustment," which was at New Jersey Repertory last year and in 2002 toured Britain with Stefanie Powers.

This may be explained by a strict and prospective adherence to the protocol for heparin adjustment, which was not the case in our previous retrospective study.

This patient was placed on a specially designed knee-chest table for adjustment, which was delivered by hand to the first cervical vertebrae, according to radiographic findings.

The error induced by photo adjustment, which was measured by comparing the values of the canting of the lips at rest on the CT and clinical pictures, was 0.63 ± 0.53 mm (mean ± SD).

Also, and again as evident in Figure 13 the degrees of freedom were obtained under a small sample-assumption adjustment, which was determined by the type of reference distribution used for inference.

Auburn spotted this adjustment, which is why they had Mitchell try a long pass down the left sideline.

The trick is to make a quick adjustment, which is usually my strength, and I wasn't able to do that tonight.

Chinese inflation has facilitated a real exchange rate adjustment which is chipping away at its chronic current-account surplus and others' chronic deficits.

The Blackhawks also brought out new looks to the lines, hoping to force the Lightning to make an adjustment, which is especially difficult with the home team getting the last chance at a line change.

I looked at Clearing but it felt like a high-risk thing to do – and that's when I saw the section on Adjustment, which is something I'd never heard about before".