Sentence examples for so adjustments from inspiring English sources

Payments are made by direct debit, so adjustments can take place throughout the year.

So adjustments for geography and for risky professions will likely be included.

Some computers can store multiple wheel sizes so adjustments can be made when a rider changes bikes or swaps wheels on the same bike.

The overhaul has been planned in stages, library officials said, so adjustments can be made to the timetable, depending on how the economy fares.

These experiments showed that despite the explicit metabolic pattern, [18F]FBet uptake in the tissues is still limited, and so adjustments for its uptake should not be accounted for during kinetic modelling.

Ideally assessments of normative scenarios (backcasting) should be done in an iterative way so adjustments can be made to scenarios if backcasting goals are not fulfilled in a first assessment and if additional sustainability issues are identified and could be addressed [12, 36].

If so, adjustment for these variables in a multivariable model might actually be controlling for factors in the causal pathway.

CD4 counts were available for 84% of formula feeding mothers and only 54% of breast feeding mothers, so adjustment for maternal CD4 counts omitted many observations and resulted in poor model fit.

There was no evidence of autocorrelation of residuals (r=−0.16; p=0.40), so adjustment of standard errors was not deemed necessary.

In our present setting, however, accurate information on modelling procedure is not available, so adjustment methods are not an option.

As with most occupational cohort studies, there was no assessment of smoking behavior for study subjects, so adjustment for potential confounding was not possible.