Sentence examples for which adjustments from inspiring English sources
But another line of thinking suggests that subtle variability might be useful, because it forces the nervous system to adjust, and to learn through trial and error which adjustments are an improvement and which are not, thus maintaining an optimal performance.
Whiteness and flatness, along with scale, are the critical factors for which adjustments must be made.
For hundreds of dollars, sometimes thousands, a professional will pinpoint which adjustments are necessary for your game.
Others have designed other types of valves, including "virtual valves," in which adjustments in pressure -- rather than a physical gate opening and closing -- direct the flow of liquids at a right-angle junction of two pipes.
Jarman told the Guardian that he had always made it clear that "it represents the number by which the deaths in a hospital exceeds the number that would have occurred if the hospital had had the national death rate for each age, sex, diagnosis etc group for which adjustments are made".
The dynamic equations of the models, in which adjustments in output, employment and income are made, tend to be specified as autoregressive schemes (see, for example, Eq. 11).
To our knowledge, it is statistically unclear which adjustment for multiple comparisons one should apply and therefore we have chosen to report the uncorrected p-values (Perneger, 1998).
The number of tested SNPs for which adjustment needs to be made represents those SNPs that have data available in both the Mayo tier 2 and NINDS datasets.
An α-level of 0.05 was chosen when deciding which adjustment variables to include.
