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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at adjusted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been modified or changed, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The results were reported at adjusted values to reflect the changes in the data."
Alternatives: "at modified" or "at revised".
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But they'd like to make it the difference between the price you buy and sell an asset at adjusted for inflation.
Looking at adjusted EBITDA, we forecast a slight decline in margins, due to expected higher expenses, including higher royalties.
This analysis revealed 78 genes to be differentially expressed at adjusted P < 0.01 significance level [see Additional file 5].
At adjusted P < = 0.01, one-half of the significant motifs were contributed by these three motifs that contributed to MM2.
The analysis revealed 61, 215, and 54 genes to be differentially expressed at adjusted P < 0.01 in the M, N1 and N2 groups, respectively.
We detected substantial gene expression changes induced in the LNCaP cell line, where 672 genes are significant at adjusted P value ≤0.05.
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Two, a condition-specific perioperative spine infection adjustment index appears to be more sensitive at adjusting for comorbidities.
They are also adept at adjusting their allegiances as empires shift.
Some women may bridle — justifiably — at adjusting their behavior to conform to stereotypes.
The group made an early effort at adjusting times when it published a set of tables in the late 1980's.
China's Communist party leadership has proved remarkably adept at adjusting to the country's explosive growth.
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