Sentence examples for difficult to adjust for from inspiring English sources
In the early 21st century, despite innovations in computer programming, designs in larger sizes are difficult to adjust for every figure.
The rigidity of "hard-coded" or static transaction monitoring algorithms makes it difficult to adjust for policy changes or client behaviors.
We made an effort to include all cases to minimize selection bias; however, confounding was difficult to adjust for the given small number of events which gave unstable results in the multivariable analyses that were omitted.
Moreover, the quality of evidence is relatively low, with almost all studies having a before-and-after design, which make them prone to bias due to secular trends unrelated to the study intervention or to changes in hospital case mix, a variable which is difficult to adjust for.
"Maybe it is very difficult to adjust for lifestyle". Another possibility is that drinking soda with a meal reduces the feeling of satiety, so that the person eats more at the next meal, he said.
It is possible that, since most of these retrospective studies have been conducted with pre-existing information –not collected for the purposes of these particular studies– some relevant confounding factors might be difficult to adjust for.
In addition, the parameters of DE are problem-dependent and it is difficult to adjust them for different problems.
It was also difficult to adjust adequately for measurement of patient adherence.
If the study period is relatively short (e.g., 2 months as in the PEACE study), such unexpected events might confound the results, and it is generally more difficult to adjust adequately for time trend.
Although GameSpot lauded the gambit and license systems as an innovative and in-depth way for the player to control the characters, it criticized them for being too complicated and difficult to adjust to, especially for newer players of the series.
As a consequence, it is difficult to adjust statistical tests for biological variability.
