In the ALLHAT (Antihypertensive and Lipid-Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial) study, other than adjustment for chlorthalidone and increased risk of diabetes after 2 and 4 years (14), no multivariate adjustment comparable with that used in the model of the present study was attempted to verify whether this effect was independent of confounders.
This research describes a complementary marketing approach to reducing the negative impact of the waiting time problem; one that is based on the psychological theorizing of "anchoring and adjustment," with implications that would be relatively inexpensive to implement.
Conti said that the length of Martinez's hand enabled him to make minor adjustments with his fingers that would result in significant differences on his changeup, and other pitches, too.
To portray the city entirely through its architecture, he needs a camera with adjustments that let him create surprising abstractions and use large negatives that yield incredibly fine detail.
Such a situation arose with adjustments that had to be made to the manner in which the results of the progress examinations were calculated.
This guy is driving on the motorway, and making all the fine adjustments that come with that… and also absolutely fucking (*1).
I've learned that others who have acquired disabilities can struggle with the adjustment and adaptation that goes along with going from walking to a life on wheels or on crutches.
The European Union has responded to economic imbalances since the late 1970s by providing financing without requiring adequate fiscal adjustments, with the result that European countries turned to Brussels rather than Washington for relief, Mr. Truman said.
Make additional truss rod adjustments with no more that a 1/8-turn at a time, retuning and remeasuring after each adjustment.
In the months since the election, the various pollsters have been experimenting with different adjustments that could have brought their final polls into line with the actual result.
