Sentence examples for adjustments introduced from inspiring English sources

"The unusual fluidity of the electorate in the 2010-2015 parliamayt may have severely blunted the effectiveness of some of the adjustments introduced after 1992," the blog noted.

Dose adjustments introduced by the doctor will be derived from the patient file.

Over the years, even without a question or a comment from a student, new ideas would pop into my head as I was lecturing and I would make adjustments, introducing asides, which the class recognized as constituent parts of the thought process.

The adjustment introduced by depth _weight favors the recommendation of items which are placed deeper in the navigation tree.

The last two columns of Table 2 present an estimation of the root mean square error among the aligned views, prior and after performing the global optimization-on-a-manifold adjustment introduced in Section "Global adjustment".

In the step of Pico UE grouping, fast adjustment introduced in Section 4 and refinement mechanism in Section 5 are utilized to separate pico UEs into two groups for achieving better performance.

Given the frequency of these three splice sites compared to other splice sites, the use of splice sites for intron-exon boundary adjustment introduces a conservative assumption and can help resolve small ambiguities in the position of the splice site prediction.

It is important to note, however, that this adjustment introduces an artificial sex difference such that, using total urinary arsenic/g creatinine as the exposure variable, males may artificially appear to have a lower exposure than females.

When a Gaussian integral point goes into plastic state, two cases on yield stress adjustments were introduced.

No pain was allowed during training and individual adjustments were introduced by the physiotherapist if needed.

Manual adjustments were introduced into the multiple sequence alignment (MSA) based on the BLAST pairwise comparisons, secondary structure prediction, and results of the fold-recognition analyses (see below).