Sentence examples for mutual adjustment of from inspiring English sources

Mutual adjustment of the SEP measures, also fully adjusted for covariates, modestly reduced the associations of pain interference with age left school and longest job, both of which remained significant and independent.

Actually, provided the tensile load is not great enough to break inner strand yarns, repeated loadings may result in higher breaking strengths by inducing better mutual adjustment of yarn and strand tensions as the rope is repeatedly stretched.

He was also a leading exponent of ergonomics, an aspect of technology that applies biological and engineering data to problems related to the mutual adjustment of man and machine, seeking to ensure that the tools and machines man uses and the work he performs are in accordance with his physical characteristics.

This leads to a process of mutual adjustment of catalyst and substrate that we designate catalyst substrate adaptation.

Hacking and Pickering also suggest that experimental results are accepted on the basis of the mutual adjustment of elements which includes the theory of the phenomenon.

Another issue neglected by Pickering is the question of whether a particular mutual adjustment of theory, of the apparatus or the phenomenon, and the experimental apparatus and evidence is justified.

A classic of travel literature, Travels gives a humorous account of Modestine's idiosyncrasies and the mutual adjustments of author and donkey.

Table 4 shows the results from two separate models that included mutual adjustment for quintiles of the average annual dose of five NSAID classes.

Two sets of multivariable models were estimated, the first were adjusted for these covariates and the second set also included mutual adjustment for each of the other insulin-related biomarkers being assessed here.

None of the individual components was significantly associated with telomere length, even after adjustment for multiple confounders (age, body mass index, pack years of smoking, physical activity, total caloric intake, and mutual adjustment for other components of the Alternate Mediterranean Diet score) (table 4).

After mutual adjustment for both categories of seafood intake (model 3), associations between fish and shellfish intake and risk of SGA newborns were stronger and the positive association between risk of SGA babies and shellfish intake was significant (p = 0.02).