Sentence examples for relevant adjustments from inspiring English sources
"It's because as I said at the very beginning and within hours of succeeding to the presidency that I would, of course, make all the relevant adjustments [to his business portfolio] but it had to be made in a systematic and sensible way.
No relevant adjustments were made to the final version of the questionnaire.
The results of static simulations are often interpreted as representing how an economic system would look if the new policy had been in place in the base year, after relevant adjustments had taken place (Gilbert 2001).
Since one of the advantages of top-down tying method is flexibility in maintaining a balance between model accuracy and complexity, relevant adjustments are conducted, such as the stopping criterion of decision tree node splitting, during which optimal thresholds are captured.
This suggests that clinically relevant adjustments of the definition of success and failure can result in increased accuracy of the combined engine.
I do not think we should underestimate the problem of making the relevant adjustments, but do not bury this initiative in your old conceptual world.
Overall, this French experience shows that relevant adjustment criteria for the comparison among hospitals are easily available.
Among firms experiencing a strong demand shock, as expected from theoretical predictions, the most relevant adjustment mechanism was cost reduction in combination with output reduction,.
In the final part of the questionnaire, firms that considered cost reductions to be a relevant adjustment strategy to counter the fall in demand were further asked about the "most important channel through which they achieved those reductions".
Despite being a relevant adjustment channel, there are limits to what labour mobility can achieve in terms of shock absorption and there are costs that need not be neglected.
It also emerges that, while for the whole sample in less than 8 years mobility becomes the prominent form of adjustment, for the pre-crisis period, it takes more than 11 years for mobility to overtake activity rates as the most relevant adjustment channel.
