Sentence examples for called adjusted from inspiring English sources
We can correct for these biases with a statistic called adjusted sack rate.
Rather, the American version is called adjusted community rating, because it does allow insurers to adjust the community-rated premium for the age of the applicant.
Second, the thresholds refer to a specific accounting term called adjusted gross income, or A.G.I., that excludes a lot of categories of income.
In August, the daily deal site dropped a controversial accounting metric, called "adjusted consolidated segment operating income," or A.C.S.O.I., after pushback from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On Wednesday, Groupon issued a revised S-1, stripping out a controversial metric called "adjusted consolidated segment operating income," or ACSOI (a measure of the company's performance that excluded marketing expenses), and reported its second quarter financials.
It was a made up metric called Adjusted Consolidated Segment Operating Income that accounted for the company's operating income but conveniently excluded several major expenses, including marketing and acquisition-related costs.
True Internet Color, as the technology is called, adjusts a Web site image's colors so visitors ordering clothes or home furnishings, for example, will see them exactly as they were intended to be seen.
These initial button(s) are called adjusting buttons.
In particular, a new approach called adjusting kinematic parameter (AKP) for the force balancing of RTC mechanisms is described.
They just published a candid pamphlet called, "Adjusting to Missionary Life," which lays out some of the challenges young people will face.
The earnings, which comprise 10 cents a share, fall under what GLG calls adjusted net income, accounting for compensation charges related to the hedge fund's debut on the New York Stock Exchange last year.
