Sentence examples for mostly adjusted from inspiring English sources

Energy consumption by DR customers is mostly adjusted through contracts they sign, so this aspect is reviewed in [2], both for wholesale and retail markets.

I asked Mr. Li if he felt he had mostly adjusted to life in the United States, and he responded, "Well, I think so.

"His first year in the W.H.L., I think, it was mostly adjusting to his frame, not knowing how to use his reach," Ryan Boogaard said.

Mostly wealth (adjusted OR for CA: 4.36 (3.23 to 5.95) and EW: 4.39 (3.49 to 5.53)), but also urban residence, privileged caste, higher education, white-collared occupation and female gender, were important determinants.

John Lampl, a spokesman for British Airways, said the airline began imposing a fuel surcharge in 2004 — a $4 per flight fee that had been adjusted (mostly upward) as fuel prices had risen and occasionally declined.

The association with paternal age was mostly explained when adjusted for maternal age.

These families may have experienced the poorer socioeconomic status of HIV-affected families; however, this is unlikely to have had much effect on our results since including these children as HUU would have biased the differences towards null which they mostly were already in adjusted analyses.

However, the apparent effect of INCS on asthma severity in our study remained mostly unchanged when we adjusted the analysis for the use of ICS, suggesting that it is unlikely that the observed reduction in asthma severity amongst children using INCS is confounded by better treatment for asthma.

The tales mostly concern children adjusting themselves in one way or another to the stupidities and dangers of the adult world.

This process optimization, mostly focused on adjusting the volume energy density aimed at finding a compromise between an optimum densification state and a minimum number of contaminating spatters.

Exchange rates are mostly free to adjust to close global imbalances, reducing the need for deflation in deficit economies to restore competitiveness.