Sentence examples for which we adjust from inspiring English sources
The study examined a psychological process called 'adaptation' – the way in which we adjust to new circumstances.
"We evolved an active species, and our appestats, by which we adjust food intake with body needs, seem to function best when we are active," Dr. Wood said.
"For example, in the foyer of the Bond Street auction house we have a display of our properties which we adjust to suit the art being auctioned.
Our distribution cost breakdown estimates are based on transportation data for CH4, which we adjust for CO2 and H2 in order to account for the specific additional characteristics of these two gases.
36 This led to imbalances at baseline for some prognostically important variables, which we adjusted for in the statistical analyses, resulting in differences between unadjusted and adjusted estimates of the intervention effect and the possibility of residual confounding.
We also performed a logistic regression analysis in which we adjusted the primary and secondary outcomes for the baseline covariates age, gender and ASA.
We then compared the two sets of patterns to determine the relationship between the changes in the models and the TLs' development and to identify the ways in which we adjusted implementation of the PSC and TLP models to support both the TLs' development and district priorities.
In order to explore this we used multivariable regression models in which we adjusted for a range of indicators of socioeconomic position and we explored the specificity of the association.
Our case-crossover findings were consistent with effects identified using regression models (i.e., increased risk of IMD with increased influenza A and RSV activity), and do not appear to be attributable to variation in environmental exposures (such as UV radiation) which we adjusted for in our analyses.
These results remained unchanged in secondary analyses, in which we adjusted for dose-response, age, sex, and occupation.
In analysis 1, in which we adjusted for all covariates, the standardized regression coefficient of BMI was 0.19 (p = 0.002).
