Sentence examples for to further adjustments from inspiring English sources

Steve Swasey, a Netflix spokesman, said that the company has gone through 40 to 50 iterations of the mailer since Netflix started shipping DVDs a decade ago and that it was open to further adjustments.

Existing inequality was robust to further adjustments (Model 2) for most data.

However, the effect estimate was more sensitive to further adjustments in the model, such as inclusion of area-level confounders.

Study outcomes should be carefully analyzed, possibly leading to further adjustments of the intervention protocol or to a second trial that is ruling out the assumed reasons for inconclusive results like a high rate of intercurrent diseases.

One could argue that the additional time post-total laryngectomy that was encompassed within this study (on average, 7.4 months from the TE puncture to the second administration of the quality of life measures) might have contributed to further adjustments to living without a larynx and, subsequently might have contributed to improvements in quality of life ratings.

All fetal growth analyses were robust to further adjustment for maternal socioeconomic status and smoking during pregnancy.

This dose response association was robust to further adjustment for lifestyle factors, comorbidity and psychosocial stress.

These associations were robust to further adjustment for modeled peak season mobile-source air pollution, or potential indoor risk factors (p < 0.05).

All of these associations were robust to further adjustment for modeled peak season mobile-source air pollution, or potential indoor risk factors (p < 0.05).

The hospitalization and death rates for astrovirus, norovirus, rotavirus, and sapovirus presented here are the percentage of total estimated illness and were not subject to further adjustment.

To assess the potential for confounding, we examined the sensitivity of those results to further adjustment for smoking status (model 2) and a diagnosis of asthma and/or chronic bronchitis (model 3).