"methodological adjustments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about making changes to a process or procedure so that it is done in a more efficient or effective way. For example, "The project team made some methodological adjustments to the process in order to save time."
Although methodological adjustments will be necessary when changing the cell sources, a lot remains to be done, still working with embryonic mouse dental cells.
A comparison of the overall costs and benefits of the two methods suggests that camera trapping/SCR modeling can potentially be a useful tool for assessing the densities of orangutans and other elusive primates, and warrant further investigation to determine broad applicability and methodological adjustments needed.
It is not possible to solve this by methodological adjustments.
In most countries of the Western world, with adequate resources and few operational inconveniences [1, 2], issues like illiteracy, ethnocultural variations and linguistic diversity are not factors requiring methodological adjustments.
Thus, methodological adjustments improving accuracy of transcript level estimation by high throughput sequencing might be possible.
We used an expert panel consensus to validate proposed methodological adjustments and to determine their feasibility and cost.
This methodological adjustment would make pauses between and within bouts more readily distinguishable.
While methodological risk adjustment procedures have already been adopted and are well established [ 11], little is known about how to identify the factors relevant for risk adjustment.
Schonlau et al. (2009) Methodological US Health and Retirement study Adjustments help to correct variances in sample means but differences between a general sample and an internet sample remain large on a number of parameters.
Many previous nonrandomized studies, however, have suffered from substantial methodological limitations, lacking adjustment for many potential confounders, active controls, incident-user designs, uniform follow-up, or intent-to-treat designs [ 10].
Then, for trials confirmed at high risk, we identified all methodological problems and proposed adjustments.
