The phrase "adjustments even more" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to emphasize the extent of adjustments being made, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The recent changes have required adjustments even more than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "further adjustments" or "additional adjustments".
New York City's unemployment rate, after seasonal adjustments, rose even more, jumping to 7.4percentt from 6.3percentthethe Labor Department said.
In short, if the democratic process cannot remotely approach a consensus as to the root causes of economic inequality, the prospect for sound ameliorative adjustments is even more implausible.
We would like to stress that adjustments or even more extensive modifications can be necessary according to the concrete questions of interest.
7 In the case of nonoptimal aging, these postural adjustments may be even more impaired and delayed.
With this said, a more focused sequencing effort using circRNA-specific protocol adjustments may reveal even more abundance of this intriguing class of non-coding RNA.
As could be expected, the intraclass and adjustment effects were even more pronounced in the fixed random effect model (see table 2).
But if Europe is to start reducing its bilateral deficits with China, it will have to make even more adjustments.
If an academic could tackle something like a seasonal adjustment model, that could be even more useful for making head-to-head comparisons.
And Japan's medium-term fiscal adjustment targets may have become even more challenging because of the impact of the recent earthquake and tsunami.
A meta-analysis in non-diabetic and diabetic patients suggested that diabetic patients, after adjustment for baseline characteristics, benefit even more than non-diabetes patients from lipid-lowering therapy in both primary and secondary prevention [ 14].
