But when I set out to adjust the amount of homework I assigned in my own classes earlier this year, I started looking at those national averages — and I found that most American kids aren't overburdened with homework at all.
Where Mauchley's test reveals the assumption of sphericity had been violated the Greenhouse-Geisser epsilon procedure will be carried out to adjust the degrees of freedom accordingly.
Extensive experimental tests were carried out to adjust the maximum numbers of iterations.
If the seller explains excess noise by saying "Oh, they are just out of adjustment," suggest that he adjust them for you right there and then, "so you can learn how".
However, this does not rule out the benefit of adjusting for the more predictive effect of, for example, age, height, and sex on expected normal FeNO values.
In addition, this study points out the necessity of adjusting such data for fundamental differences between countries (e.g. relevant mortality rates) which influence the organ donation rates.
Look for any uneven spots, and adjust any "out of set" teeth again with your set.
Residents have to contribute with out-of-pocket payments adjusted to their income.
Patients who were unable to get an appointment when they wanted one were more likely to report using out-of-hours services (adjusted OR 1.21, 95% CI 1.17 to 1.27 'yes' vs 'no'no
Hebert et al. [ 9] have recently reviewed the pharmacological principles underlying the interpretation of whole blood concentrations and pointed out the potential dangers of adjusting tacrolimus doses based on whole blood concentration alone.
The number of components picked out is adjusted frame by frame depending on the short-time S/N ratio, and harmonics are extracted from the short-time Fourier spectrum record by changing the frame length adaptively according to the fundamental frequency.
