The phrase "adjustments limiting" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing constraints or restrictions related to adjustments, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The adjustments limiting our progress need to be addressed to move forward effectively."
Alternatives: "restrictive adjustments" or "adjustments that constrain".
In order to limit the effects of this potential bias, the surgical protocol avoided any intraoperative keratometry or suture adjustment, limiting the effects of surgical bias on outcomes.
Therefore, we repeated analyses with adjustment for enrollment area, knowing that such adjustment limited the exposure contrasts evaluated in the analyses.
While anecdotal and qualitative evidence is valuable in understanding women's experiences following treatment, the paucity of empirical studies of larger samples of breast cancer patients focused on post-treatment psychological adjustment limits the ability to generalise to a broader population of breast cancer survivors.
Though Thibodeau said his team's diminished intensity was the primary concern after Game 1, he is certain to make some strategic adjustments to limit Lopez.
Auditors with tax certification could, therefore, require adjustments that limit the associated financial statement benefits of low effective tax rates (McGuire et al. 2012).
Since postural adjustments are limited in the knee joint, ankle and hip strategies may compensate for modified conditions to control the center of mass in AP and ML direction in relationship to the base of support [46, 50, 54].
Adjustments were limited to a few changes of terminology, for example 'general practitioner' was changed to 'professional' and 'physician assistant' was changed to 'support staff'.
In summer, changing clothing played an important role in thermal adaptation, but the adjustment was limited, while opening or closing windows adjusted indoor temperature and wind speed, thereby improving the thermal comfort of the elderly.
We did not include biomarkers used for dose adjustments as they do not directly predict efficacy or toxicity (although inappropriate dose adjustment could limit the treatment efficacy or cause adverse events).
Typically, an adjustment "cap" limits how much the interest rate can jump or fall at each adjustment period.
