The sales number, adjusted for currency fluctuations, was also wrong.
Experiments were set up in triplicate in 96-well, round-bottom plates with 2.5×104 T cells (total cell number adjusted based upon purity) and 1×105 APCs.
After that, 2 washes in DGHB++ were done and cell number adjusted to 10/ml.
Absolute MGC number adjusted for synovial section area (median (IQR)) was significantly lower in OA (0 (0 0.06) per mm) than in RA (0.10 (0.01–0.22) per mm, p = 0.001).
When the expected number of the outcome was below 10, a risk ratio (RR) was calculated as the observed number divided by the expected number (adjusted as above) and with a 95% CI based on exact Poisson distributions.
Prickett punched in some numbers, adjusting the angle so it approximated that of the roof on an A-frame chalet.
Jail also plays a role in the sex ratio in the Bronx, according to numbers, adjusted for population, from the city's Correction Department.
The Chamber-labor deal calls for admitting 20,000 guest workers the first year, with the total climbing to 75,000 after four years, and future numbers adjusted according to the unemployment rate and industry needs as determined by a new federal bureau.
With the amount of money a purchasing company would have to pay Mayer to leave in the event of a change in ownership – $59.3m in numbers adjusted for share price from the company's most recent proxy filing – Yahoo's value by Starboard's reckoning would be negative.
The figures, based on a comparison of the 2000 census count and numbers adjusted by the Census Bureau for the 1990 census, showed that the percentage of Hispanics grew by 54percentt in Rockland County, by 56percentt in Westchester County and by 61percentt in Suffolk County.
