Sentence examples for adjustments either in from inspiring English sources

The weather forecast is only one factor in the decision to cancel the event – other factors include how sensitive the event is to weather, how easy it is to make adjustments either in advance or on the day in order to cope, and the consequences of cancellation compared to battling on.

It emerged that, with one exception, none of the adjustments either in isolation or in combination had much impact on the relative prevalence of eating disorder NOS which remained at 50% or more.

For studies in which modeling adjustments are necessary, the decision chart will also guide the user to identify whether the study results are transferable after adjustments either in a descriptive way (reapply the decision chart) or by doing probabilistic or multivariate sensitivity analysis.

It is possible to prevent BA while retaining safety benefits by making a design adjustment either in lateral (Band) or in longitudinal (ContRF) direction.

Guessing an adjustment, either in ingredients, cooking times, or temperatures does not always yield success.

In contrast, the self-eigen or hgdp-eigen adjusted analysis led to a slightly fewer cis-eQTLs, suggesting that the adjustments either resulted in a reduction in statistical power or reduced the number of artifactual eQTL induced by PS.

Some of that can be laid at young players having an off day, some of that can be laid at missing Landon Donovan, but Klinsmann could have made some adjustments either at halftime or earlier in the second half to improve the way the players were working together.

Whether such adjustments were made either in the control group or in the procalcitonin-guided antibiotic therapy group, however, is not clear.

It is important to make explicit the point that the third standard set by Castaneda is intended to trigger adjustments in either the educational theory or in its implementation.

First, changes in behaviour can lead to adjustments in either intake or oxidation of fat (e.g. altering total energy or fat intake and altering physical activity).

Two studies made adjustments in either the analysis or design, with only one providing the unadjusted and adjusted estimates (included SEP factors).