Sentence examples for lower adjusting from inspiring English sources

The lower adjusting ring exhibits a weak effect on the reseating pressure.

Today, the airline industry carries three times as many passengers as it did in 1978 at average fares that are 40percentt lower, adjusting for inflation.

Patients who had resumed dialysis due to functional graft loss did not have lower adjusted HRQOL than dialysis patients not previously transplanted after multiple adjustments.

ABOVE-THE-LINE ITEMS -- These are what accountants call the adjustments to income on the front of Form 1040 that lower adjusted gross income.

A lower adjusted gross in come helps the taxpayer also in figuring his medical ex pense deduction, which gen erally must be above 3percentnt of adjusted gross.

In addition, even after rising steadily for the last 20 months gas prices remain significantly lower, adjusted for inflation, than they were in the 1970's and 1980's.

Today's minimum wage is a miserly $7.25 an hour — which is actually lower, adjusted for inflation, than it was 50 long years ago.

Much lower adjusted prevalence ratios were seen for the only other factor significantly associated with squamous intraepithelial lesions, namely, infection with human immunodeficiency virus in conjunction with a reduced CD4+ cell count.

CONCLUSIONS: OPCAB is associated with lower adjusted risk of death and major adverse events than ONCAB.

Hospitals that reported selectively screening health literacy were associated with a lower adjusted risk of 1-year all-cause readmission (adjusted HR 0.89, 95% CI 0.79-1.00, P=.041).

Medicare and Medicaid patients had lower adjusted odds for both independent ambulation at discharge and discharge to home when compared with the Private/Other group.