Sentence examples for sufficient adjustments from inspiring English sources

He argued that experience cannot be used to verify individual observation sentences, because any experience can be taken to verify a given observation sentence provided that sufficient adjustments are made in the truth values of the other sentences that make up the scientific theory in which the sentence is embedded.

The minimally sufficient adjustment set in both is {C1} and so the adjusted effect estimate will be the same.

Due to collection of relatively detailed individual characters and sufficient adjustment for potential individual social and economic status, such confounding might be efficiently adjusted for.

An R2 value of 0.9337 indicates a sufficient adjustment of the model with the experimental data.

Thrusting beginning teachers into the thick of teaching without affording them sufficient adjustment time and support could lead to an increase in the attrition rate (Ingersoll & Smith, 2003).

Such an approach ― along with education of communities about sleep science and giving them sufficient adjustment time ― is consistent with best practices for delaying school start times.

In Figure 3, the minimally sufficient adjustment set is {C1,C2,C3}.

A minimally sufficient adjustment set is a sufficient adjustment set which would no longer be sufficient if any variable were removed [ 2, 29].

From Figure 2, a researcher identifies a putative minimally sufficient adjustment set of {C1}.

We used the DAG Program (Knüppel and Stang 2010) to identify minimally sufficient adjustment sets.

There is only one minimally sufficient adjustment set in the prior DAG, simply { Age, Comorbidity index}.