Sentence examples for local adjustment from inspiring English sources

The local adjustment equation was expressed by the relationship; adjusted [Ca](mmol/L) = total [Ca](mmol/L) + 0.012 (39.9 - [albumin](g/L)).

So to the difficulties of local adjustment there is added a tarnishing of the classic model.

Minimum temperatures are quite well estimated from VCSN points, and local adjustment offered little, if any, improvement in estimates.

The evidence suggests that what is needed for efficiency is a collective bargaining system that allows for local adjustment while retaining coordination to facilitate macroeconomic adjustment.

The rockburst is mainly induced by fault slip, specifically, by the local adjustment of the stress field, or the passing through of the seismic wave of mine tremor.

The rockburst is mainly induced by fault slip, specifically, by the local adjustment of the stress field, or the passing through of the seismic wave of mine tremor.  .

The SATZ interventions were similar across sites, although local adjustments were made in order to adjust to local circumstances and meet local needs.

Without a transparent and accountable process for addressing climate risk to housing in particular localities, local knowledge and experience may be lost, and any local adjustments are likely to be made in an ad hoc and unregulated manner, introducing new problems of accountability should such adjustments fail.

Most citizen-consumers have little insight into the most appropriate locally-adapted construction solutions and trust the builder to provide any necessary local adjustments.

Into this chaos, ProCredit introduces a consistent model (with minor local adjustments) that relies on the company having full control: "We are not polite, we know what we want, we have it our way," explains Mr Zeitinger.The back-office systems of ProCredit banks and its branding are identical around the world, and supervised by some of the same people.

Later, local adjustments to continuous petrophysical parameters are carried out to better match the measurements.