Sentence examples for to making adjustments from inspiring English sources

[ 29] While considerable statistical research has been devoted to making adjustments in the Kappa statistic for prevalence, the fact remains that disagreements about whether something rare is actually present are highly problematic.

On the court, Stosur admits to making adjustments, too.

Cottrell said the good news was that the players on this defense were more amenable to making adjustments because of experience and attitude.

Early on they were receptive to making adjustments to the production, and to making accommodations in the lobby by designating areas that could be quiet areas.

Ms. Zuber said that she made ears and a tail in case the creators felt the need "to have some indication that Horton is an elephant," but that she was open to making adjustments as she has in other productions.

All sorts of other schemes for easing the blow to poorer workers are being floated, from imposing the cuts only on new claimants to making adjustments to tax bands to give additional compensation to the losers.

Distributors the Weinstein Company, whose movie Carol is their major stake in this year's Oscars race, are said to be considering "making adjustments to fit network TV execs' requests" in response to a rejection of their latest promo for the film.

If you're a good player -- a good hitter, a good pitcher -- you're good at making adjustments.

He discovered many geologically recent faults at shallow angles which all point to the mountain making adjustments in the past million years to the way its rocks pile up.

The office of Maryland's attorney general, Douglas Gansler, said he had spoken to Facebook executives in Washington about making adjustments to accommodate children 13 and under, including keeping it ad free and limiting how long the company holds onto data about its child users.

In building and making adjustments to your portfolio, be sure to stay diversified.