Sentence examples for revised and adjusted from inspiring English sources

"The upfront is a moving target, subject to interpretation, and the numbers are revised and adjusted many, many times before they are reported" months from now to the services that track ad spending.

Following each on-site training day, items on the PARK tool were revised and adjusted in efforts to improve clarity and inter-observer reliability.

Through the "continued use of emergent fit, the theory can be expanded, revised, and adjusted to maintain its usefulness" [ 56] in explaining the process of managing depression during pregnancy.

All authors contributed to revising and adjusting the manuscript.

Your first stab at a book review may not be as perfect as you'd like, so feel free to revise and adjust your draft.

Formerly known as Recommended Nutritional Intake (RNI), Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) guidelines have been revised recently and adjusted for the needs of older adults aged 51 70 years and those over 70.

An advantage of our approach is to constantly revise, correct and adjust the initial information about students' LS, by observing their performance, while they interact with learning resources that fit to a specific LS combination (LSC), selected by a stochastic process, as shown in Sect.

In the quantitative strand we estimated an appropriate sample size, revised and pilot-tested our questionnaire, and performed adjusted analyses to account for potential confounders.

A report by the Commerce Department said that the gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services produced within the country's borders, grew at a revised, seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.1percentt in the first three months of the year.

These were based on the CHS guidelines in urban areas and revised to adjust for conditions in economically less-developed rural areas.

— the revised and unexpected result.