Sentence examples for in adjustment of from inspiring English sources

Obviously, if worldwide consensus on ANA reporting can be achieved, this will inevitably result in adjustment of the EQC scoring.

However, difficulties may arise during operation, such as unstable spouting, dead zones formation and limited flexibility in adjustment of maximum spoutable height and residence time.

The direct torque control is based on the relationship between instantaneous slip angular frequency and rotor angular frequency in adjustment of the reference stator flux angle.

In general, seamless panorama stitching has been extensively developed for at least ten last years to include advancements in adjustment of light variations, exposure tone and shooting angles to make panoramas look realistic [76].

Two suggested new modified alloys in adjustment of the Al and Ti contents and in control of Si level, and also in maintenance of Cr content of the alloy were designed and melted for experimental investigation.

Interestingly the small mustelids (least weasel, Mustela nivalis, and ermine stoat, Mustela erminea) exhibited lower flexibility in adjustment of their spatial activity according to prey densities, in contrast to remaining carnivores.

Changes in pigment concentration, exhibiting no distinct seasonal pattern, were manifested in adjustments of both photosystem density and size.

Results of cyclic voltammetry and polarization experiments, aiding mostly in adjustments of the specific masses of active ruthenium on two GC electrodes and characteristic potential regions of "double-layer" vs. HER responses, were found strongly correlated with electrochemical impedance data.

Also, the update of national guidelines did result in adjustments of variables included and subsequent adjustments were made to the denominators in the analysis.

DST study can provide interesting knowledge about the importance of individual differences in the adjustment of changes in circadian rhythms.

This methodology will aid in the adjustment of these coexisting conditions in observational studies in this area.