Sentence examples for which cannot be adjusted from inspiring English sources

Worse was the rake of the front headrests, which cannot be adjusted and were not kind to my six-foot frame.

GEO provides a matrix file in its built-in database, which cannot be adjusted to suit a specific user requirement.

However, higher-volume centres may also deal with more complex cases which cannot be adjusted for fully, using simple co-morbidity counts [ 45].

Limitations of the current study included that the randomization procedure did not take previous vaccination history into account, or that there may have been a tendency for more healthy participants to be recruited, which cannot be adjusted for in the analyses.

Conceptually it is a matter of the internal validity of the study in situations where it has not been possible to document all relevant confounders, which therefore cannot be adjusted for in the statistical analysis.

Making the technique suitable for use on the spontaneously breathing cohort as well as on patients in which the ventilation rate cannot be adjusted or an apnoea induced for the sake of gathering data.

This unbalanced resource allocation cannot be mitigated because the ABS rate which is identical to all cells cannot be adjusted only for these small cells.

Hence, we expected that, in the practical situation, in which the sample size of the SSD cannot be adjusted, the TT (R = 2) and DTT (R = 2), compared with unadjusted SSD, decrease the sample size while maintaining the power of the trial to its planned value.

Without stand age, LiDAR data is of little use in predictions of the 300 Index as height percentiles cannot be adjusted to the age at which the 300 Index is determined.

However, the proportions of the parts cannot be adjusted for different probe samples according to clothing length, which often affects the recognition rates.

"This partisan bill, drafted with little input from civil rights partners, cannot be adjusted to meet the needs of the communities in which we serve," he said in a statement, adding that it "ignores equity".