The phrase "adjustments of standard" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to modifications or changes made to a standard, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The adjustments of standard in our procedures have led to improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "modifications to the standard" or "changes in the standard."
In controlling the standard deviation, an adjustment of standard deviation was considered and taken from the ratio of a better individual during the evolution process (refer to 1/5 success rule [18]) as shown in (5).
There was no evidence of autocorrelation of residuals (r=−0.16; p=0.40), so adjustment of standard errors was not deemed necessary.
There was no evidence of (first-order) autocorrelation of residuals (r=−0.0123, p=0.95), so no adjustment of standard errors was necessary.
Moreover, regression calibration requires post-fitting adjustment of standard errors, say by bootstrapping, which would be very burdensome computationally in the present setting.
This is because the MZ twins are supposed to share their genetic background which makes it somewhat uncertain whether the adjustment of standard errors, as described above, is correct for MZ twins.
The novel adjustments of the standard SPG algorithm showed that the parallel approach proves to be useful for optimization problems related to process systems engineering.
Adjustments of current standard tests could increase the biological relevance for testing pharmaceutical substances.
The Predictive 303 study (n = 5604) evaluated the effectiveness of insulin detemir, using a simplified patient self-adjusted dosing algorithm (303 Algorithm group) compared with standard-of-care physician-driven adjustments (Standard-of-care group) in a predominantly primary care setting, over a period of 6 months.
We propose two adjustments to standard measures of the welfare gains from trade: a 'welfarist' correction inspired by the Atkinson (1970) index of inequality, and a 'costly-redistribution' correction capturing the efficiency costs associated with the behavioral responses of agents to trade-induced shifts across marginal tax rates.
