Sentence examples for in which adjustments from inspiring English sources
Others have designed other types of valves, including "virtual valves," in which adjustments in pressure -- rather than a physical gate opening and closing -- direct the flow of liquids at a right-angle junction of two pipes.
The dynamic equations of the models, in which adjustments in output, employment and income are made, tend to be specified as autoregressive schemes (see, for example, Eq. 11).
The IRS, thanks to its sophisticated computer selection process, audits only those returns in which adjustments are almost a sure thing.
The dynamic equations of CREIM, in which adjustments in output, employment and income are made, are specified as autoregressive schemes to turn this model into an econometric forecasting model as described in the following equations.
Unfortunately, we were unable to obtain data on the exact number of cases in which adjustments were made peroperatively.
In a third model (model c), we fitted an additional model in which adjustments were made for subsequent deliveries.
The variable-focus, or zoom, lens was originally developed for motion-picture photography, in which adjustment of the focal length during a shot produced a zooming-in or zooming-out effect (hence the name).
Jean-Louis Bariller of the French vending-machine association reckons that the cost per machine will range from FFr3,000 ($540) for the oldest, with mechanical brains, to FFr500 for the most modern, in which adjustment is simply a matter of reprogramming an internal computer.
In particular, we wanted to assess the risk of SARS-CoV transmission associated with adherence to infection control precautions and with performance of "high-risk" procedures in a setting in which adjustment for potential patient-related characteristics was possible.
249 Similar recommendations apply to analyses in which adjustment was made for baseline variables.
This is in contrast to confounding in these U.S. data, in which adjustment for social factors resulted in higher estimates.
