Sentence examples for specific adjustment from inspiring English sources

This instrument does not assess internalizing problems and may not be as sensitive as the YSR to detect specific adjustment problems in the target group.

In the absence of specific information, a default value is used for the uncertainty factor, while if specific information is available on either inter-species or inter-individual differences in toxicokinetics or toxicodynamics, this can be used to derive a chemical specific adjustment factor, as described by IPCS (Meek et al., 2002).

Brad Burns, a WorldCom spokesman, declined to discuss the specific adjustment mechanism employed or to say how much Mr. Ebbers owed.

Chiropractors employ treatment by manipulation and specific adjustment of body structures, such as the spinal column, and use physical therapy when necessary.

In addition to the actual cutting process, surface structuring can be carried out using a reflecting jet by a specific adjustment of process parameters.

A formula for the ratio of the monthly maxima at durations shorter than 24 h, down to 6 min, to the 24 h monthly maximum, in terms of: duration, month of the year, and a site specific adjustment is estimated.

319 pp. ISBN: 1-4020-3956-5, $119 ChemicAdjustmentc Adjustment Factors for Interspecies Differences and Human Variability IPCS Harmonization Project Document No.2 Geneva:WHO Press, 2005. 100 pp. ISBN: 92-4-154678-6, $36 ComparaTanksThink Tanks, Politics And Public Policy James G. McGann, Erik C. Johnson Northampton, MA Edward Elgar Publishing, 2006.

As part of its harmonization project, the WHO IPCS implemented a slightly modified Renwick approach (IPCS, 1994), followed by a decade-long series of workshops, case studies, and reviews that culminated in the development of methods for developing Chemical-Specific Adjustment Factors (CSAFs; IPCS, 2005).

As a sensitivity analysis, significant interaction findings were additionally adjusted for sets of outcome-specific adjustment factors identified previously.

Variations in repetition purity and motif length enable site-specific adjustment of mutation rate and mutation effect, evidence indicating that common SSR alleles may offer potential selective advantages [ 25].

Flock-specific adjustment factors (F = αWβ) reduced bias in adjusted weaning weights associated with differences in flock performance.