Sentence examples for which adjusting from inspiring English sources

A year later, he ran the same race in 2 54 48 (a pace of six minutes and forty seconds per mile), which, adjusting for his age, was one of the best performances in the marathon by anyone, ever.

This is consistent with a model in which adjusting employment is relatively costly, while adjusting average hours does not involve a fixed adjustment, but may affect variable costs (Bils, 1987; Cabellero et al., 1997).

Two types of indicators were obtained and mapped: i) Recreation and ecotourism potential (REPf) which, based on the selected attributes, measured recreation potential in a 0 100 point scale; and ii) Recreation and ecotourism opportunities (REOi), which adjusting REPf by carrying capacity, measured the visitors per hectare that could sustainably recreate in the study area.

Although the significance of covariates can be easily tested, it is not always straightforward to determine which adjusting covariates to include in the model [ 23].

MAC contamination of the MIC preparation was estimated by nuclei counts as ∼0.1%, which adjusting for differential DNA content corresponds to a mass contamination of 1 2%.

Students were also asked the open ended question, to describe ways in which adjusting the teaching of neuroscience and neurology could help improve the situation.

Moreover, in the HEAL study, which adjusted for tumor stage, further adjustment for treatment did not change the HR [ 12].

It uses variable timing, which adjusts the exhaust valves depending on speed and load conditions.

One government bond option for the especially risk-averse is Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, which adjust principal for inflation.

The movie opened at number one on $39.9m and went on gross $120.9m, which adjusts to $50.8m and $151.7m.

Four-wheel antilock disc brakes with dynamic rear proportioning, which adjusts the braking power for the cargo load, are standard.