We then apply the adjustment factors to the observed rural and urban populations separately.
Since the effect of the low-frequency artifacts is typically small, we did not apply the adjustment in the other examples of this paper.
Because of the snow and cold effect on winter counts, it is required to apply the adjustment factors to improve the accuracy of winter SDCs.
The proposed regulations attempt to ameliorate this pain, however, by providing that if you sold a membership interest on the installment basis prior to 2013, you may elect to retroactively apply the adjustment rules provided for in Prop.
This is why it would be useful to apply the adjustment procedure in more homogenous social categories by breaking down by residence and education - this was not possible in the present study because of small numbers.
A more logistically feasible alternative in a large survey is to collect the replicates in a representative subset and apply the adjustment factor calculated in the subset to the whole population.
Thus, we apply the adjustment of our algorithm; that is, we get a new predicted PPI set from N via selecting predictions of h > 1, and this set is denoted by N+.
However, no studies have been published on Indigenous Australians applying the adjustments for ethnicity suggested by the New Zealand Guidelines Group [ 9, 14].
We applied the adjustments to calories for height as well as to nitrogen dioxide to land mass in effort to provide more meaningful comparisons across countries.
But applying the adjustment factor devised by the Energy Department, which takes into account not only energy content but also such considerations as scarcity of the fuel and production and distribution efficiency, yields far more impressive mileage figures: 256 m.p.g. in the city and 249 on the highway.
Note that Eq. 2 applies the adjustment of the difference in the B coefficients (Eq. 8) between organic carbonaceous aerosol and CN with a certain soluble component.
