Sentence examples for usual adjustments from inspiring English sources

During this admission, subjects were advised to continue their "usual care"; therefore, subjects tested blood glucose levels on a glucose meter as desired, determined how much insulin to bolus for meals, and made their usual adjustments (if any) to basal insulin infusion rates during exercise.

Since smoking is commonly shown to be a positive confounder in occupational SMR studies of lung cancer, the usual adjustments for smoking (if attempted), reduce the SMR (as workers generally smoke more than the general population and so smoking is associated with exposure).

The lat is still with Latvia, however, and so is a colossal problem of how to devalue the currency — the usual adjustment mechanism in a financial crisis — without creating a crushing debt burden.

The switch-hitting Bernie Williams made his usual adjustment against the right-handed knuckleballer Tim Wakefield, batting right-handed because he feels more comfortable, and in the fourth inning, Williams blasted a 415-foot home run over the screen above the left-field wall.

Expressing renal function as the GFR/ECV (mL/min/L) has a direct physiological interpretation, and can be an important adjunct to the usual adjustment of GFR for BSA [ 24].

The objective of this work is to perform a pilot study in order to verify if the usual dose adjustment based on body surface area (BSA) would be producing the same plasma concentration time profiles in patients with normal (<25) and above normal (>25) body mass index (BMI).

These are: business as usual, tariff adjustment free trade agreements, and other agricultural policy interventions. 1.

These associations were statistically significant for all individual targets except access type with usual multivariable adjustment.

The usual (implicit) adjustment is to divide the dose by BW, which is also intended to normalize across individual subjects in the (study or target) population.

Most importantly, multivariate logistic regression analysis, after adjustment for usual clinical confounders (adjusted OR 5.41, 95% CI 1.42-20.52), revealed that a slope of mHLA-DR expression between days1-2 andaysys 3-4 below 1.2 remained associated with the development of sepsis.

This creates a slight difficulty for our current, obsessively "X -and-"O"-focussed sports media: little of the usual talk of "adjustments" and "tweaks" seems to pertain.