The phrase "agents are adjusted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes made to agents, such as in a scientific, technical, or business setting.
Example: "In the experiment, the agents are adjusted to optimize their performance under varying conditions."
Alternatives: "agents are modified" or "agents are calibrated".
The ventilation setting and the doses of these sedative agents were adjusted by each physician in accordance with the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale (RASS).
An appropriate configuration of an agents cluster that works at a desired utilization rate can be self-organized through this algorithm, where the number of agents is adjusted by the balance between rewards and tax payment.
Immunosuppression agents were adjusted according to quantitative and serial monitoring of T-cell chimerism post transplant.
Based on XPS investigations, the coverage of CFRP surfaces with a well-defined amount of release agent was adjusted and confirmed at several surface positions.
To test the hypothesis that the recovery of gynecological day-case patients is equally fast after isoflurane and sevoflurane anesthesia, when administration of the inhaled agent is adjusted by monitoring the bispectral index (BIS).
The functionality of the swelling agent was adjusted in such a way that one of the amine ends formed an ionic bond with negatively charged silicates and the other free amino group in the modifier is available for further reaction with carbonyl chloride end-capped polyamide.
Expectations are adjusted constantly.
Formulations of antimicrobial agents have been adjusted in function of the route of administration, which can be local (topical) or systemical.
To assay cyanobacteria with the different agents, cultures were adjusted to pH 8.1 by adding HEPES buffer to a final concentration of 10 mM.
Our findings are consistent with the findings of Gerstein et al 7 and Harris et al 9 who compared the effect of adding insulin glargine to the oral hypoglycaemic regimen versus the conventional therapy where oral hypoglycaemic agent doses were adjusted.
