Sentence examples for sufficiently adjusted from inspiring English sources

The activist considers an engagement successful if the target sufficiently adjusted its policy on one or more ex ante ESG factors.

Moreover, the membership and the ratios of votes and capital in these institutions has not sufficiently adjusted to the growth of China and the other emerging market economies, so that they actually can take on the role within these institutions they deserve.

Any decision, no matter how incorrect, can find conclusive data-driven support merely by searching until some method applied to some dataset is sufficiently adjusted to yield a supportive finding.

However, this may have resulted in using estimates that were not sufficiently adjusted.

This suggest that HIS is not a sufficiently adjusted meta-analytic information size.

These studies reported mortality hazard ratios and were felt to have sufficiently adjusted for patient covariates that have the potential to bias results.

Even when we know the anchor has limited relevance, we fail to sufficiently adjust our judgments away from it.

It suggests that physicians are not sufficiently adjusting anti-diabetic therapies according to RI and that a substantial proportion of elderly diabetic patients are potentially overtreated.

However, PM10 2.5 is a spatially heterogeneous pollutant (U.S. EPA 2009), and this approach may not sufficiently adjust for spatial misalignment error introduced by observing PM10 2.5 at ambient monitors.

However, many of these studies have used very broad age groups and do not sufficiently adjust for age when looking at gender or other subgroups, and therefore estimates are potentially subject to residual confounding.

As for the original argument itself, hopefully you are sufficiently well adjusted for much of it to have passed you by.