Sentence examples for to adjusted from inspiring English sources
verb
To modify.
- Morimoto's recipes are adjusted to suit the American palate.
Its ratio of net debt to adjusted Ebitda shrank to 4.5 from 6.6.
Q. Regarding the Where the Tax Breaks Went graphic that accompanies your column on Oct. 29, does the 2008 income range refer to taxable income or to adjusted gross income?
In its new filing, Groupon removed references to "adjusted consolidated segment operating income," or A.C.S.O.I., an unusual measure of the company's business performance.
Since the amount excluded from income for voluntary contributions to a retirement plan is discretionary income, it is added back to adjusted gross income to yield total income.
The Fafsa adds the untaxed income to adjusted gross income to yield total income, and then subtracts an allowance for basic living expenses based on the household size.
Thus, the highest propene yields corresponded to adjusted redox potential combined with a strong Lewis acidity and a mild basicity.
†Additionally to * adjusted for body fat percentage and body height.
Additionally to ‡ adjusted for alcohol, systolic blood pressure, total cholesterol, and triglycerides.
‡Additionally to * adjusted for BMI (body mass index) and waist circumference.
What this does is imply that Lyft has a ramp to adjusted-profit in the short-term that at least some in its camp find credible.
We also think they are expensive on a price-to-adjusted book value basis, which is adjusted for things like pension liabilities and nonconsolidated debt.
