Sentence examples for assumed to adjust from inspiring English sources
If the capital stock is assumed to adjust, Mr Borjas reports, overall wages are unaffected and the loss of wages for high-school drop-outs is cut to below 5%.Gianmarco Ottaviano, of the University of Bologna, and Giovanni Peri, of the University of California, Davis, argue that Mr Borjas's findings should be adjusted further.
An unstructured correlation structure was assumed to adjust for correlation within patients.
In the absence of correlation among observations from adjacent households, an exchangeable correlation structure was assumed to adjust confidence intervals for repeated observations from the same household.
The Tsl1 enzyme concentration (e Tsl1, mol L-1) is assumed to adjust rapidly to the damage according to: (4) e Tsl 1 = e c, Tsl 1 + e a, Tsl 1 m D / m K Tsl 1 + m D / m f r, Tsl 1 where e c,Tsl1 (mol L-1) is the magnitude of constant expression, e a,Tsl1 (mol L-1) is the magnitude of damage or age-dependent expression, K Tsl1 is a half-saturation constant and f r,Tsl1 is a randomization factor.
Additionally, the sign of the constants formed in the DAG is assumed to be adjusted at some part of the design.
This simplifies the analysis since sending states can be safely assumed to be adjusting their policies in view of only one receiving state regime.
Results Among patients who had been assumed to be "well adjusted," 36.4% were experiencing a diagnosable psychiatric disorder, with anxiety or depressive symptoms being prominent.
The studies based on routinely collected data were assumed to have been adjusted for smoking.
*Charlson data was missing for 11 patients; their Charlson score was assumed to be zero and then adjusted for age.
As mentioned above, cord blood lipid-adjusted concentration was assumed to be the same as maternal lipid-adjusted blood concentration at the time of delivery.
The threshold willingness-to-pay was conservatively assumed to be €20,000 per quality-adjusted-life-year (QALY), with additional calculations at €50,000/QALY [ 19].
