Sentence examples for wrong to adjust from inspiring English sources
He said: "My response was we were right to pursue the investigation and I thought it would be wrong to adjust the scheduling or the character of the programme in any way.
Mark Hulbert responds: My point wasn't that it's wrong to adjust for loads but that Morningstar's way of doing so isn't very helpful: By comparing no-loads to load funds, nearly half of all no-load domestic diversified equity funds receive a four- or five-star rating.
If a factor is not in a causal chain, then we can control for it within a regression model but, and if it is in a causal chain (e.g. perceived stress links periodontal disease to quality of life), then it is statistically wrong to adjust or control for it.
Discovery-driven planning is an ongoing process that requires a willingness to be proven wrong and to adjust accordingly.
They also noticed that the reporter appeared to have done his timestamp-math wrong, getting the times of the tweets on Hilaria Baldwin's account wrong by failing to adjust for East and West Coast time zones.
The method allows to correct for non-idealities (such as wrong calibration) or to adjust the variations of spectral resolution with mass.
The FR9 Ford engine, introduced in 2009 and now perhaps the best in Nascar, has helped and Roush Fenway overcame a poor start to 2010 when the team went in the wrong direction in trying to adjust its racecars to make them faster.
If you get the curve wrong, don't try to adjust it.
But after being in Gezi Park, after seeing how the police react over these past few weeks, I realized that I might be wrong and that I needed to adjust my ideas".
But after being in Gezi Park, after seeing how the police react over these past few weeks, I realised that I might be wrong and that I needed to adjust my ideas".
Then we compare them with the last time and in case something is wrong, then we somewhat try to adjust, if possible"." In general, patients were well informed about their diseases and disorders.
