Sentence examples for instruments to adjust from inspiring English sources

The existence of IRT as a direct model obviates the need for refining nonparametric bounds or searching for suitable instruments to adjust for measurement error in cognitive test scores.

In the Netherlands, pacts have been instruments to adjust expectations downward and moderate wage demands in times of crisis, the 1982 Wassenaar Agreement being the classic example; in Italy (and also in Spain), pacts have established framework rules for industry and company bargaining.

The other measure uses the system-generalized method of moments (System-GMM), using the second lag of explanatory variables as an instrument to adjust the models (discussion of this method can be obtained from Blundell and Bond 1998; Roodman 2009).

While many studies suggest that companies use temporary agency work only as a short-term instrument to adjust the workforce in line with demand, recent research has pointed to new developments in employers' use of temporary agency work.

Randomization can be used as an instrument to adjust for threats arising from non-compliance [ 2– 5].

We have included this instrument to adjust to the maternal contribution to the child's cognitive development.

To improve the draft version of the instrument and to adjust it to the needs of CRM practitioners (persons responsible for CRM), we discussed the content, completeness and comprehensibility of the whole instrument with six experienced CRM practitioners in 60-90 minterviewsrvinterviews

String instruments ideally need time to adjust to the temperature and humidity of the room in order to stay in tune.