Sentence examples for now be adjusted from inspiring English sources

The reported released on Wednesday said that local banks had overstated their capital reserves by a combined £50 billion, which authorities said would now be adjusted on the firm's balance sheets.

The kick-stand can now be adjusted to two different angles – an improvement on the previous models that could only be set at a steep angle, making the 'laptop' aspect of the device impractical.

However, the RFA does have budget implications: It says that awards will now be adjusted to match 3% of an institution's overall NIH funding.

While great attention was paid to avoiding questions that were open to interpretation, we conclude that some questions could now be adjusted to further reduce the risk of misinterpretation.

Mobile-site UFP data can now be adjusted to reflect sampling at a user-specified time of 12 pm using:.

Earlier studies also tend not to account for the panel nature of DCE data with serial correlation of choices between the same participants, which can now be adjusted for through an appropriate model or random effects specification.

Some contribution rates have now been adjusted, and income tax has been cut, in an attempt to appease the less well-off.

This Mario AI, for the IEEE competition I mentioned before, has now been adjusted to seek the cursor instead of simply the end of the level.

In the revision, we examined the effect of incorporating these connections in the model by making the following modifications: A) We modified the model such that, compared to PVs, SOMs received delayed tone-evoked inputs as would be expected if there were at least one synapse in-between thalamic inputs and SOMs – Figure 7 has now been adjusted with the new parameters.

The deployment clasp and band have now been adjusted to fit your wrist.

Changes in track, tyre and clutch temperature during the warm-up lap have made selecting the clutch setting a real science in the sport but one that now can not be adjusted until the race has begun.