Sentence examples for consequence of adjusting from inspiring English sources

These data reveal that the uniform scaling seen with changes in temperature is not a trivial consequence of adjusting developmental rate.

Conclusions: These data reveal that the uniform scaling seen with changes in temperature is not a trivial consequence of adjusting developmental rate.

The consequence of adjusting bridge fundamental frequency ratio towards unity to minimize relative response and consequently girder pounding potential as recommended by current design regulations is also evaluated.

The "undue hardship" analysis can be difficult to apply and employers need to consider the financial and non-financial consequences of adjusting their facially neutral policies to accommodate a few applicants/employees. "But the analysis must be done and is usually accomplished without much fuss.

These authors suggested that this difficulty might be a consequence of how photographers adjust the depth-of-field: difficult animals were not segregated from the cluttered background whereas difficult non-animals were segregated from a blurred background (hence being confusable with a portrait of a living subject).

As a consequence, the adjusted emigration numbers to the UK exceed the total of immigration reported by the UK and thus the reported immigration is adjusted upwards as well.

First, they allowed for the examination of associations between SMI risk and negative substance use consequences – adjusting for substance use – prior to testing interaction effects.

The Israeli reaction to serious peacemaking efforts is nothing less than pathological — the consequence of an inability to adjust to the Jewish people's reentry into history with a state of their own following 2,000 years of powerlessness and victimhood.

"The Israeli reaction to serious peacemaking efforts is nothing less than pathological," Siegman writes in an opinion piece for the International Herald Tribune, calling the response "the consequence of an inability to adjust to the Jewish people's reentry into history with a state of their own following 2,000 years of powerlessness and victimhood".

However, as a consequence of the relatively small cohort, adjusting for confounding factors between attenders and non-attenders was not found relevant.

The ability to change behavior as a consequence of experience allows animals to adjust their behavior to prevailing ecological conditions.