Sentence examples for cover adjustments from inspiring English sources
The main focus of this paper cover adjustments of the method in the program and design stage.
But no one has so far argued that the cost of damage caused to the development prospects of poor countries and regions is less than the amount of compensation being offered to cover adjustment costs.
The accuracy of ASTER emissivities over vegetated surfaces is improved by applying a fractional vegetation cover adjustment (TES_Pv) to the ASTER Temperature Emissivity Separation (TES) calibration curve.
Surveys of ten sites inside and outside a Bahamian marine reserve over a 2.5-year period demonstrated that increases in coral cover, including adjustments for the initial size-distribution of corals, were significantly higher at reserve sites than those in non-reserve sites.
This may reflect residual confounding because adjustment for weight or BMI does not fully cover the adjustment for fat, the most relevant tissue.
Those in receipt of pensions (including those below retirement age but suffering from disability or social problems) were very much less likely than the employed to be without cover, after adjustment for all other parameters whilst, in contrast, the unemployed were over three times more likely to be uninsured.
Whereas the main analyses adjusted only for temperature and humidity of the current day, we also tested variants where we extended this adjustment to cover longer periods, up to 30 days, the adjustments for T and H and for seasonal and long term trends being done within the regression.
Without federal and state adjustments to cover the higher wage, the Suffolk share would have to increase.
But UFJ posted its third consecutive annual loss after regulators forced it to make larger-than-expected adjustments to cover bad loans.
But UFJ posted its third consecutive annual loss after government regulators forced it to make larger-than-expected adjustments to cover bad loans.
For an additional cost riders can be added to cover such things as adjustments to payouts for inflation or partial disability, or for being forced for health reasons to switch to a lower-paying occupation (the policy would pay a monthly benefit that makes up the difference).
