The phrase "adjustments in size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to the dimensions of an object or item.
Example: "The designer made several adjustments in size to ensure the garment fits perfectly."
Alternatives: "size modifications" or "size alterations".
Complex modeling may be needed to determine the effects of education and head size on disease progression, for example; such models may determine adjustments in sample size or trial duration needed for efficacy trials.
Adjustments in the size of the labor force (scale effect) may also impact men and women differently.
Adjustments in the size of the labor force may also have a different impact on men and women.
When colonies are experimentally depleted of foragers they rapidly restore the ratio of hive bees to forager bees by accelerating the behavioural development of hive bees [5], but adjustments in colony size occurred more slowly.
Previously we suggested that adjustments in fibre size might permit the reallocation of energy from maintenance to locomotion which would help explain why calorie-restricted transgenics grow at the same rate as WT fish whilst exhibiting markedly higher activity levels [ 13].
This adjustment in the size of the population was made such that the final number of consecutive generations was no smaller than five and no greater than 14.
Thus, while moderate imbalances (based on an equiprobability hypothesis) and Poisson's imbalances can be neglected at the planning stage, a more severe imbalance (such as the Pareto's imbalance) should be taken into account, thus leading to an adjustment in sample size calculations.
A cluster in Los Angeles decreased in size with adjustment.
However, decreasing the w/c by the inclusion of WRA or HRWRA requires a decrease of the maximum size of coarse aggregate and some adjustment in the granular size distribution system.
Instructors can make adjustments in software to manage object size and density.
