Sentence examples similar to projected adjustments from inspiring English sources

Software project tracking and project plan adjustment are two important software engineering activities.

Re "Earnings Are Worse Without the Icing" (Market Watch, July 20), which looked at how companies' price-to-earnings ratios might grow if adjusted for special charges, options accounting and pension assumptions: Cendant should not have been included in the chart that projected such adjustments for estimated 2003 P/E ratios.

The virtual box is first projected without adjustments to the attitude measurement, and discrepancy is thus present.

Early in the course of the PhenoMiner project, adjustments to the curation tool needed to be made to optimize and streamline the data entry.

Health Republic didn't charge enough to fund its costs exclusive of risk adjustment, let alone enough pay well over $100 million in owed and projected risk adjustment transfers.

In this project, M&E informs almost all key decisions ranging from pre-diabetics' efforts on lifestyle modifications at the bottom to village doctors' performances in the middle as well as structural changes and project adjustment on the top.

The US Dollar denominated inflation adjustments projected for non-Headquarters staff range from 2 percent per annum for most locations to a maximum of 7.7 percent for Harare (SAFR).

The US Dollar denominated inflation adjustments projected for non-Headquarters general service staff range from 1 percent per annum in Cairo (RNE), Apia (SAPA) and Tunis (SNEA), to 5 percent per annum in Accra (RAF) and Harare (SAFR).

The policy should establish and explain the projected ratio between the adjustments in the remuneration of directors and the adjustments in the wages of employees other than directors.

The permanent adjustment is projected to cost Medicare $250 billion more over 10 years.

"Simply making this key adjustment reduces projected income by some £200,000 per annum," Anderson writes.