Sentence examples for it adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Also, for what it's worth, a 2007 Vanguard study found that once it adjusted for differing risks depending on the mix of investments in people's accounts, active traders in retirement accounts achieved returns that were statistically similar to those of people who didn't trade at all.

At a glance, the film should cross $327m (making it, adjusted for inflation, bigger than World War Z, I Am Legend and War of the Worlds among big-scale scary movies) and may end its run just over/under the $330m domestic total of Batman v Superman.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Sabotage opened to a terrible $5.2 million, making it (adjusted for inflation) the biggest box office bomb of his four-decade movie career.

Getting an eight percent gain from Social Security in their lifetime benefits for every year of delay and having it adjusted for inflation can't be beat.

For example, for confounding factor bias a study would be classified as minimal in bias if it adjusted for at least three key confounders including maternal age.

A further strength of this study is that it adjusted for known confounders; all these confounders have only been adjusted for in one previous study, which was conducted in California.

It adjusts for factors like misspellings and spam.

And this one, I would say, is important because it adjusts for the new realities of the 21st century.

First, they say the government understates inflation when it adjusts for the quality of goods and how people substitute for similar but cheaper ones.

State taxes per $100 of personal income, considered by some analysts to be the fairest measure because it adjusts for population and price changes, went from $6.64 to $7.62.

And it adjusts for inflation.