The phrase "adjustments that result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that lead to specific outcomes or effects.
Example: "The adjustments that result from the new policy will significantly improve employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "changes that occur" or "modifications that lead to".
This nagging doubt about the security of the history being altered is beautifully used by King, who also cleverly exploits a major fascination of time-travel or counter-history stories: the historical adjustments that result from meddling.
Some centers have dedicated spectroscopists who perform both pre- and post-processing of data and manual case-by-case adjustments that result in significantly better spectra than commercially available software.
Yes, central bank balance sheet adjustments that result in a 13percentt contraction of notes and coins available to the economy in one year would bring inflation down a lot.
After developing a row of blisters on it in twice-a-day training sessions, she made a few subtle adjustments that resulted in a fresh injury.
In the previous game at New Orleans, Manning spoke harshly to running back Ahmad Bradshaw after Bradshaw missed a blocking adjustment that resulted in blitz pressure and an interception.
The facts are the same as in Example 1, except that in addition to examining the 1989 return, the Service also examines the 1987 return and makes an adjustment that results in an understatement.
However, because of Tribune's conversion to a tax-advantaged, employee-owned company in December, it posted a one-time, $1.86-billion 1.86-billiondjustment that resulted income income of $1.82 billion for tax quadjustment ended March 31, compared withat11 million in the same 2007 peresulted
El Niño or not, the response to the drought so far has brought adjustments that should result in a long-term reduction in the amount of water used here, from homeowners who took advantage of rebates to rip up their lawns to state regulations requiring that new housing developments use water-saving toilets and showers and far less grass.
We must focus on long-term financial and operational adjustments that will result in sacrifices, but will lead to a municipal government that creates the environment for citizens and businesses to thrive in Detroit.
Changes in the neuronal chemical code, morphological alterations in the intestinal wall, and a larger representation of cells that secrete gastrointestinal hormones suggest adjustments that may result in a decrease in intestinal motility and increase in digestive and absorptive capacity.
