Sentence examples for more adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Salaries for private college presidents have grown far more, adjusted for inflation, in recent years than professorial pay.

What's more, adjusted for inflation, the amount is lower than it's been since the first year of the George W. Bush administration.

Crude and adjusted odds ratios (ORs), and their 95% confidence intervals, were ascertained for the birth weight strata (2500 g or less; 2500 2999 g; 3000 3499 g; 3500 3999 g; and 4000 g or more) adjusted for selected confounders (gender, income, maternal age, hormonal intake and pesticide exposure during pregnancy).

A recent study by Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, and Financial Risk Management, a consultancy, found that, over the past five years, hedge funds earned far more, adjusting for the amount of risk taken, than more conventional investment vehicles.

Even more, adjusting for white-collar job characteristics tended to increase rather than reduce the social gradient in general and physical health.

Transcripts were deemed differentially expressed (DE) if one or more adjusted P values for the moderated t-test was below 0.01.

Starting a political meeting with a prayer and a hymn took more adjusting for me.

And Cuba will further annoy its powerful neighbour by having won far more golds, adjusted for GDP, than anyone else.

America's government is also far more spendthrift: adjusted for the economic cycle, its budget deficit is twice as large as Germany's.

But it is more, even adjusted for inflation, than the $28m spent on the Human Genome Project in its first year.Comparisons with the genome project are inevitable, but somewhat misleading.

The performed simulations show that the resonant frequency is more easily adjusted for the fabricated samples by length tuning rather than width.