Sentence examples for driven by adjustment from inspiring English sources

After 2000, a partial recultivation of abandoned lands has been observed, which is primarily driven by adjustment of agricultural policies and growing prices for agricultural commodities (de Beurs and Ioffe 2014; Estel et al. 2015; Meyfroidt et al. 2016; Smaliychuk et al. 2016).

The attenuation was mainly driven by adjustment for total calcium, total vitamin D, and total folate intake.

The attenuation or reversal of direction in these associations appeared to be driven by adjustment for sociodemographic variables, specifically maternal race/ethnicity and census-tract median income (see Supplemental Material, Figure S1).

This reduction in effect size, to the point of non-significance, for 75 84-year-olds 75 84-year-olds 75 84-year-olds appearsentofor measures of health rather than patient choice.

Of note, in two pollutant models (web table A in appendix), the appearance of both a detrimental effect of ozone at lag 1 6 hours and an apparently protective association between CO and myocardial infarction risk at lag 1 6 hours seemed to be driven by adjustment for NO2, with which both ozone and CO are strongly correlated in opposite directions (r=−0.58 and 0.61 respectively).

The policy scenarios for internal migration are driven by adjustments to the relative attractiveness of individual destinations under varying assumptions.

So it is better to have "good" deficits than "bad" ones (the latter being forced on the economy by the automatic stabilizers driven by the income adjustments, as opposed to aggressive proactive expenditures that foster faster employment growth, higher incomes and ultimately lower deficits via higher economic activity).

Moreover, most of the growth was driven by a temporary inventory adjustment; final sales grew a mediocre 1.1% in Q1 and 1% in Q2.

The relational contract from the dimension of time presents the process of constant adjustment driven by the incompleteness of contracts in order to deal with the constant emergence of new situations.

The decomposition exercise confirms that beyond the change in real GDP, the divergence of Okun's coefficients across countries is driven by different patterns of adjustment and is increasing with the size of the gap between the sum of the three decomposition variables and real GDP.

Second, these consolidation measures are unlikely to imply risks of reverse causation because only the fiscal adjustment episodes ex-ante driven by the objective to adjust the budget is considered.