Sentence examples for basis for adjustment from inspiring English sources

Nothing is ever straightforward in the wacky world of Chinese economic data, but the national audit of government debt, published at the end of last year, at least provides a basis for adjustment.

In this case, it is common to make assumptions about the dose time relationship, such as peak or cumulative dose, as the basis for adjustment.

The learning rule that we derive as the basis for adjustment concerns one-dimensional upregulation or down-regulation of excitability in the "read-out" state of the neuron, and affecting only this state.

While we believe an attempt to adjust for non-blinding is appropriate, we urge caution in relying on these adjusted estimates since the basis for the adjustment is from clinical (mainly drug) studies that may not be transferable to field studies of environmental interventions and because methodology for the adjustment has not been validated.

The paper also shows how the method can be used as the basis for seasonal adjustment procedures.

This model can provide an important theoretical basis for the adjustment of the well pattern in the oilfield and tapping the remaining oil in the next step.

This model can provide an important theoretical basis for the adjustment of the well pattern in the oilfield and tapping the remaining oil in the next step.  .

In addition to data related directly to the lumbar spine and surgical risk, a patient's baseline clinical status also encompasses other comorbidities, which have historically served as a basis for risk adjustment in large patient populations.

A representative subset of samples with similar biology, which was based on a selection of external variables, was selected from each batch and formed the basis for batch adjustment.

In Italy, the cross-sector agreement of 2009 has adopted more or less the same model, whereas previously, based on the triparite reform pact of 1993, past inflation had been the basis for wage adjustments in sectoral agreements.

Therefore intentional corrections may not necessarily modify the informational basis for implicit adjustments.