Sentence examples for consequence of adjustment from inspiring English sources

The consequence of adjustment is that the adjusted value (residual) for a probe is no longer linearly correlated with the independent variable.

In this study, we investigate the consequences of adjustment for stage and morphology in survival in 10 865 breast cancer cases in East Anglia.

It has been noted that indexing GFR for BSA has limited effects on GFR results in a population of "normal" body size, although the consequences of adjustment can be substantial in extremes of body weight [ 32].

This hampers the evaluation of relations between various farm performance indicators and of consequences of adjustments in farm management.

At this stage, revealing the consequences of adjustments and alterations in planning options can foster efficiency in communication between the involved parties and thereby facilitates the brownfield revitalization process.

The consequence of this adjustment in difficult-to-imagine speeds over unthinkable distances is that the distance between cosmic objects will double in another 9.8 billion years.

Meanwhile, real wages for the majority are stagnating, if not falling, justified by our economic leaders in Davos as the proper if sad consequence of "structural adjustment".

Another possible reason explaining the accumulation of sucrose is to alleviate water stress as a consequence of osmotic adjustment.

In the eastern and southern Africa (ESA) region, agricultural extension services were somewhat neglected in the years after the 1980s, largely as a consequence of structural adjustment programmes (Rivera and Alex 2004; Pye-Smith 2012).

The projection of some posterior density out of the prior support is not an artifact of kernel smoothing, but a consequence of regression adjustment.

On the other hand, if depressive symptoms are a consequence of pain, adjustment for depression will lead to an underestimation of the effects of obesity and lipids on pain.