Sentence examples for more adequate adjustment from inspiring English sources

The use of chemical modifications capable of modifying the electronic properties of materials already known is an interesting approach, as it can, in principle, provide a more adequate adjustment of the frontier electronic levels while preserving properties such as solubility.

D2 seems more capable than I2 in obtaining such an adequate adjustment.

As a whole, these changes can be interpreted as evidence not only of a higher but a more adequate use of opioids that allows a quicker adjustment and a better prevention and management of opioid toxicity.

Michel Camdessus, the head of the monetary fund then, became convinced that countries willing to continue economic reforms had to "count on a more adequate alleviation of the present drag of debt-service payments on their adjustment efforts".

In contrast to the later corrections, in the earliest pulse of the trajectory (so-called open loop) information on the distance-to-be-travelled seemed more adequate than actual motor feedback (possibly not yet fully available) to estimate adjustments in the upcoming dynamics and to achieve (eventually) a systematically consistent overall timing.

Was there adequate adjustment for confounding in the analyses from which main findings were drawn?

Every need is a lack of adequate adjustment to the environment, and also a demand to restore adjustment and each recovery is enriched by resistance met and overcome.

The randomization of the design was effective and an adequate adjustment in experimental data is observed therefore.

The adequate adjustment of production and storage capacities at the locations is enabled by capacity profile selection.

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 Was there adequate adjustment for confounding in the analyses from which the main findings were drawn?

Adequate adjustment for confounding by disease severity is needed to estimate the association of hemoglobin level variability with mortality risk.