The phrase "artificial adjustments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing modifications or changes made through non-natural means, often in technology, economics, or science.
Example: "The researchers implemented artificial adjustments to the data to account for external variables that could skew the results."
Alternatives: "synthetic modifications" or "man-made alterations".
Although it is still a technical challenge to uniformly disperse CNTs for high loading, e.g., over 10 wt%, to numerically explore the thermal expansion properties in detail, the content of CNT was varied from 1 to 15 wt%, and the corresponding results are shown in Figure 5 with some artificial adjustments due to the big differences in various curves.
It is in this manner that making artificial adjustments (e.g., aiming left or high) is avoided and a gun aimed straight and true to a perfectly aligned sight picture will deliver a round to the desired target accurately.
Compared with previous shimming schemes, an improved matrix method combining multiple linear regression with systematic artificial adjustment is proposed.
In the studying process, we found that the best alignment based on the lowest RMS sometimes was not the most appropriate for a subsequent CoMFA analysis, and artificial adjustment was usually needed to get the reasonable alignment, as shown in Figure 3.
It is actually a beneficial for artificial adjustment of yoghort flavor after fermentation.
Therefore, we used the microarray data without artificial adjustment for cell type, which could change the true values of the experimental data.
Furthermore, given that the mechanism of the relationship of body size and TGCT is not well understood, and that no variable has been shown to consistently and significantly alter such, we believe the most prudent approach is to combine unadjusted study-specific estimates rather than pursue a strategy based on artificial adjustment.
So the remodelling of NVU during hypoxia may cause profound change of BBB function and this strategy could be useful for drug delivery by creating artificial short-term adjustment.
The association between baseline HC and HIV diagnosis was estimated using inverse-probability-of-censoring-weights to account for artificial censoring, and direct adjustment for baseline covariates to adjust for predictors of baseline HC group (Robins et al., 2000; Hernan et al., 2006; Cole and Hernan, 2008).
The connections between the artificial neurons were adjustable parameters with a sign and a magnitude and training involved adjustment of these connection strengths (weight) until some desired output (target) signals was produced.
This study was designed to assess the use of artificial pneumothorax with position adjustment to gain a pleural space approach in computed tomographic-guided core biopsy of mediastinal masses.
