The phrase "adjustments which do" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or changes that have a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "The adjustments which do improve efficiency are essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "changes that do" or "modifications which result in".
Instead, when performance, and therefore the cognitive operations underlying it, is thought to bear no causal relationships with the following rewarding events, significant adjustments are observed which do not keep track of the specific attentional computations that were determinant for behavioral responses.
The inclusion criteria for studies were as follows: published in English, investigated associations between smoking and tooth loss and reported the effect size of the association (i.e. literature that employed the variable of smoking only for adjustment and which did not report the effect size of smoking was excluded).
Which post-error adjustments depend on error awareness, and which do not?
Most of them address minor issues, noted Congress watcher Joshua Huder, like minor adjustments to regulations and "small tweaks to the tax code," which don't draw much national attention or debate.
All relationships in Table 2 also were analyzed without adjustment for BMI, which did not affect the results and conclusions (Supplementary Table 1).
It was always going to be short for him; he was brought in to make some adjustments, which he did.
There are substantial differences in the inferences we draw using estimates in column (2), which makes location adjustments, and column (1), which does not.
These advanced postural adjustments, which almost did not occur in hypobaric chamber, may have led to increased muscle pumping and increased venous return inflight with respect to the hypobaric chamber.
there is no unblocked path joining the two variables induced by adjustment on the set which does not contain a variable in the set.
Similarly, analysis of data from the Medical Research Council's study of screening older people [ 12] which did make some adjustments for co-morbidities and functional ability is still insufficient to describe those with significant visual impairment in adequate detail.
