Sentence examples for in adjusting for from inspiring English sources

Some of the increase stemmed from difficulties the government had in adjusting for seasonal factors.

The forecast model, however, does consider this level of detail in adjusting for the effects of the party conventions.

While the report offered investors some hope of an improving job market, an analyst with the Labor Department, Thomas Stengle, cautioned against reading too much into the decline, saying it may partly reflect difficulties in adjusting for seasonal factors.

That mountain lions do not normally eat and walk at the same time is just one of the wrinkles that will require a fine calculation, in adjusting for the added calories that Mischief burned in gulping her treats.

We underline the difficulties in adjusting for representativeness of online job vacancies, but nevertheless argue that this rich source of data should be exploited.

Researchers should be aware of the potential spatial effects inherent in adjusting for covariates when considering study design and interpreting results.

Indeed, as IRS use of liens has climbed, the amount its collection efforts bring in, adjusted for inflation, has declined by 7.4% to $27.2 billion.

Bode offered Leno £625 (£ in adjusted for inflation) for a six-week appearance in 1898.

He was paid £200 (£ in adjusted for inflation) for each of the pantomime seasons.

As Phillips relates, "Real median US household income -- that's "real," as in "adjusted for inflation" -- was $50,054 in 2011, the most recent data available from the US Census Bureau.

Afterwards, he stopped at the Belgrave Hospital for Children in Kennington to leave a donation of £625 (£ in adjusted for inflation).