Sentence examples for correctly adjusting from inspiring English sources

It is also shown that correctly adjusting the flow rate leads to a robust, reproducible process.

If the driver is doing his job right, and correctly adjusting the gas pedal to the hills, you should find zero correlation between gas pedal and speed, and zero correlation between hills and speed.

The identification of patient exposure to nephrotoxic agents/procedures is essential for correctly adjusting patient monitoring and management.

If we include any cluster-RCTs in future editions, we will check that trials have correctly adjusted for clustering and, if not, attempt to make this adjustment.

But properly executed – and correctly adjusted – it can often be more revealing of shy voter behaviour than telephone polling.

I always tell the technicians what they're dealing with, and how important it is that the periscope is correctly adjusted.

The recently published study confirms that NOAA scientists correctly adjusted their record of ocean temperatures in light of known biases in some observing systems.

The results of the confirmatory analyses show that a unidimensional model (α = 0.85) is correctly adjusted with the data and is invariant among gender.

A more fundamental problem is that capitation payments are extremely difficult to adjust to reflect each patient's overall health risk, not to mention to correctly adjust for this risk across a large, diverse population.

Then, the DMPC CHOL membrane was allowed to correctly adjust to the protein structure through a 20 ns NpT run where all the protein's heavy atoms were kept restrained.

In particular, the new research suggests that the NOAA scientists correctly adjusted their record of ocean temperatures in light of known biases in some observing systems — and indeed, that keepers of other top global temperature datasets should do likewise.