Sentence examples for will not be adjusted from inspiring English sources
The contract Piazza signed in October 1998, which briefly made him the highest-paid player in baseball, will not be adjusted to reflect the changing market.
Your annual full-time income will not be adjusted unless your spouse has a higher income, in which case we will average the gross income.
Non-competing awards will not be adjusted to reflect Executive Level II for either the FY2012 award or any future year commitments.
A married participant's annualized full-time income will not be adjusted unless his or her spouse has a higher income, in which case the participant's eligible income will be calculated based on half of the joint income of the couple.
For ChaRT v2 simulations performed before 2016-06-10 where uploadedoaded a wcs_update adjusted aspect solution file, the location of the PSF will not be adjusted for the astrometric shift.
A student who continues to hold a fellowship, traineeship, or graduate staff appointment for the remainder of the term after delivery of the thesis continues to be regarded as a full-time student and the tuition will not be adjusted.
Sir Nicholas Serota has weighed in to confirm that the Tate will not be adjusting the names of its paintings unless it can obtain the permission of the artists – which, given most of the disputed works are at least 100 years old, means not at all.
The problems of course are the austerity reforms and their false-tailoring to Greece's economy". The European Central Bank (ECB) will not be adjusting the amount of funding available to Greek banks.
Note that we will not be adjusting for gestational age in our analysis of childhood outcomes.
In this scenario, reduced activity of few excitatory neurons does not affect population activity, and the output of PV interneurons will thus not be adjusted.
In cluster randomised controlled trials where the effects of clustering have not been adjusted for, adjustments will be made to the SDs for the design effect, using either intra-class coefficients provided in study reports (or by contacting authors) or estimates from similar studies.
