Sentence examples for towards adjusting from inspiring English sources

The increase in mean facility-level ESA dose adjustment frequency seen in Figure 2C reflected a systematic practice pattern shift towards adjusting ESA doses more frequently during the study period, from a frequency of approximately once per 6 weeks to once per 4 weeks, a behavior that was likely driven by the need for maintaining patients' Hb levels within a narrower target range.

Delays arise due to the time needed for material deliveries, information flow and human perception towards adjusting to new decisions.

Therefore, the MANET traffic condition information can be also used in RRHs as a feedback towards adjusting the uplink-to-downlink ratio, in a different way in each RRH based on the ongoing downlink and uplink traffic loads.

The ability to sense changes in the light quality (for example, detection of blue light at dawn) triggers signaling pathways towards adjusting cellular processes.

As an initial step towards adjusting the efficacy which is associated with a clinical trial, permanent discontinuation rates in an observational setting can be used to describe the proportion of patients who cease to receive treatment entirely.

Additionally the extent/strength of phosphatase sequestration adopted by a cascade would uniquely contribute towards adjusting its activation threshold and thus discriminate the noise from the signal in a context dependent manner.

A sophisticated light-sensing system including various photoreceptors has been developed during evolution to monitor changes in the ambient light environment (quality, quantity, direction and duration) towards adjust growth and development (reviewed in [ 5– 7]).

Also, as the estimate was not fully attenuated towards null when adjusting for the child's overweight in the fourth step, we cannot rule out independent effects off maternal BMI also at 16 years.

59 Elderly patients treated in the pooled randomised trials showed a trend towards better adjusted outcomes (score on modified Rankin scale 0-2 v 3-6) thosethose who did nor receive thrombolysis (1.8, 0.73 to 4.3; n=137).

The magnitude of associations was generally small with wide CIs, and most associations attenuated towards the null after adjusting for confounders.

In addition, market entry by entrepreneurial activity is vital in adjusting markets towards competitive levels [ 4], and even purely imitative entrepreneurial activity can have growth-enhancing effects by stimulating efficiency and promoting the diffusion of technologies [ 5].