The phrase "adjustments consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that align with certain standards, guidelines, or expectations.
Example: "The adjustments consistent with the new policy will be implemented starting next month."
Alternatives: "changes in line with" or "modifications aligned with".
Diastolic dysfunction was classified according to current guidelines, 16 and the cut-off values for E/A ratios and EDT were set with slight adjustments, consistent with the values in a previous community-based study.
Brightness and contrast adjustments consistent with image-manipulation policies were performed with either LAS AF, ImageJ, version 1.47a (National Institutes of Health, http://imagej.nih.gov/ij) or Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Adobe Systems) image-processing software.
But it should guarantee at a minimum that he or she will take notice of those energy improvements and seek a value adjustment consistent with your local market conditions.
Beta vulgaris showed great plasticity reflecting its ability to rapidly gain turgor due to osmotic adjustment, consistent with the maintenance of a low Ψ leaf ′ during the entire treatment (Fig. 1).
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Extension of treatment effects to parent depression and youth social adjustment are consistent with our strong family focus and social-ecological model of behavior change.
"This accounting adjustment is consistent with the other decisive actions that we must take enabling Jaguar Land Rover to counter the multiple economic, geopolitical, technological and regulatory headwinds presently impacting the automotive industry," Speth said.
These findings on psychiatric morbidity and on different scales of psychosocial adjustment are consistent with other studies on the general population that report differences between genders, with females showing higher rates of emotional problems.
Unlike in the present study, adjusting for BMI resulted in only minimal attenuation of the association between HBM and hip OA compared with age and gender adjustment alone, consistent with evidence that BMI is less strongly associated with hip than knee OA.
In these latter studies propensity score adjustment estimates were consistent with multivariate adjusted results while instrumental variable analyses were marginally different suggesting some residual unmeasured confounding in the propensity score and multivariate adjusted analyses.
However, Table 1 and Figs. 2 through 4 suggest the model solution with negative feedback adjustments imposed is consistent with the historical data that have been used to estimate REIMs for Chicago.
