Sentence examples for appropriately adjusting from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the high frequency control spillover can be greatly eliminated by appropriately adjusting the gains of modal filters.
Finally, columns (c) give comparable estimates using the MESE model, equations (7)–(9), appropriately adjusting for the latent structure of the cognitive measure.
Most fellows disclosed standing and reaching over the patients to scan the other side, while appropriately adjusting patients and ultrasound machines.
The PL performance can be optimized by appropriately adjusting molar ratios of the precursors and the reaction temperature as well as the time of microwave irradiation.
Without appropriately adjusting China's IRIO from producer's prices to basic prices in advance, potential discrepancies may arise to some extent in the process of linking these two tables.
Our results demonstrate that the Pd nanowires' crystallinity and crystallographic orientation can be controlled by appropriately adjusting the fabrication conditions during the electrochemical deposition of the nanowires.
When type of medication and dose adjustment were evaluated, cimetidine was the most frequently prescribed drug that required dose adjustment, which was appropriately adjusted in 15/18 (83.3 %) of cases; followed by spironolactone, vancomycin and ceftazidime which were appropriately adjusted in 2/16 (12.5 %), 10/14 (71.4 %) and 7/11 (63.6 %) of cases respectively.
Among those who received medications that required dose adjustment, fifteen (28%%) patients had all of their drugs appropriately adjusted; twenty two (41%%) patients had some drugs appropriately adjusted and seventeen (31 %) patients had no drugs appropriately adjusted.
Moreover, it does not charge guarantee fees appropriately adjusted to reflect these risks.
Zhou said: We will use all kinds of tools and methods to appropriately adjust liquidity and to maintain the overall stability of markets.
This means no more cuts to the cultural and heritage sectors and reinstatement of arts funding to pre-2010 levels, appropriately adjusted for inflation.
