Sentence examples for adjustments to the content from inspiring English sources

Provided the employer has considered the possibility of making "reasonable adjustments" to the content and organisation of the work – and these will be judged against the ability of the employer to "reasonably" do so, not the medical condition of the employee – and has followed a "fair" procedure, dismissal is entirely possible.

During the interactive peer educator training, their cultural expertise was sought to make any final adjustments to the content and delivery of the community education sessions to suit particular cultural groups.

The basic steps are as follows: 1. Determine the amount of water needed to achieve a given slump for the maximum aggregate size selected by the designer and to make the required adjustments to the water content based on the material properties, chemical admixtures, and entrained air properties.

After developing the broad outlines of the program, the Planning Committee thoroughly examined the educational backgrounds, professional experiences, stated needs and interests of each participant in his/her application form for fine adjustments to the program contents.

In addition to survey content and intervention mix, adjustments to the data collection schedule were made to ensure that data collection occurred at the times when the interventions were offered (e.g., when the VMMC program was being implemented).

If vocal stress is detected in captured voice information, device 10 may make adjustments to content being presented to the user.

The Rasch model lists the items in relation to severity and selects the items according to adjustment to the model, redundancy, discriminant validity and content.

Rasch model enumerates the items in relation to gravity and selects the items according to: adjustment to the model, redundancy, discriminant validity, and content.

"This is to request adjustments in the content of your Web site," the letter begins.

The specific aims of this study are: To complete an observational study of a representative sample of adult patients with diabetes and ESRD to identify their needs, and evaluate adherence and emotional adjustment outcomes so as to inform the content of the intervention to be developed.

The sizes and the architectures including hollow and yolk-shell of resultant carbon spheres can be efficiently controlled through the adjustment of the content of ILs.