Sentence examples for projects adjusted from inspiring English sources

This is a measure of spending on the day-to-day government running costs, excluding spending on capital projects, adjusted to take account of the economy's ups and downs.

For the second quarter, the company projects adjusted earnings per share of between 6 cents and 10 cents.

That is, the case study results showed that successful projects adjusted their design to reflect Natura 2000 conservation objectives and contributed to their achievement.

It projected adjusted earnings at $4 to $4.30 a share, flat to down compared with the $4.29 in 2007.

Images were converted to 8-bit, projected, adjusted for contrast, and annotated with scale bars using the Fiji distribution of ImageJ (Schindelin et al., 2012).

Children received information on the project, adjusted to their developmental stage prior to the first focus group meeting, that stressed the importance of voluntary participation.

Hence, adjusting for the market price of risk, and variance in currency returns from the portfolio, the incremental change in returns must equal the returns of the proposed project, adjusting for the same market price of risk and variance in returns, all to accept a new project.

The OR for care-seeking for each of the 3 conditions and for all 3 combined increased significantly more in project districts than non-project districts (adjusted OR for additional increase in use associated with project districts: fever OR = 2.54, P≤.001; diarrhea OR = 2.56, P≤.001; ARI OR = 2.35, P≤.01; combined OR = 2.24, P≤.001) (Table 2).

When the Antwerp Harbor development failed to meet the Natura 2000 requirements, a local flood control project was adjusted so that its design met compensation requirements so that both projects could be implemented with both nature and socioeconomic goals being fulfilled.

Subsequently, the project was adjusted to include hypertensive and normotensive individuals, and the definition of data collection procedures occurred.

There was also an upbeat forecast from GM; the automaker's sales analysts projected seasonally adjusted annual sales will rise as high as 13.5 million in 2011, according to TradeTheNews.com.