The phrase "adjustments can result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential outcomes or consequences of making adjustments in a particular context, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we found that adjustments can result in significant improvements in performance metrics."
Alternatives: "changes may lead to" or "modifications can produce".
This adjustment can result in more or less reported results, by favoring higher level parent nodes with more associated genes, resulting in up to an 80% reduction in the number of reported terms (Supplementary Table).
Even something as superficially straightforward as applying the exclusion criteria for a risk adjustment method can result in varied interpretation [ 45].
Lack of adjustment for this confounding can result in primary care trusts and general practitioners being penalised for patterns of service use that they cannot directly control [ 2].
Controlled by 60 sliders, each of which influences one part of the face's characteristics, Woodly refers to the synthesizer as 60-Dimensional Face Field, a space in which even small adjustments to a few sliders can result in dramatically different facial features.
Estimating the direct effect of temperature on asthma emergency department visits is not the objective of this analysis and would require statistical adjustment for each of these intermediate variables, which can result in over-adjustment bias and is inappropriate if the mediator is an effect measure modifier [ 24, 25].
The reason for this discrepancy is likely multifactorial as these reports differ in terms of their design and study populations, as well as their choice of variables for which adjustments were made, many of which can result in considerable confounding if not properly adjusted.
"The international monetary system has a structural flaw: it lacks a mechanism, market based or otherwise, to induce needed adjustment by surplus countries, which can result in persistent imbalances," repeated Bernanke, making no reference to deficit countries, the other side of the imbalance.
This modularity allows the conducting of virtual experiments to reveal how some herd management decisions (such as seasonal stocking rate adjustments) combined with a climatic series can result in resilience against drought periods and market movements.
As slow binding kinetics can result from conformational adjustments required for binding, Davis and colleagues suggested that the TCR CDR loops must undergo conformational changes upon recognition of the ligand [ 12].
