adjustment formula造句

• In the case of a single confounder Z, this leads to the " adjustment formula ":
• Care is required in comparisons across different sources as often the specific adjustment formula is not stated.
• Note 2 : The above adjustment formula is taken from Shorak & Wellner ( 1986, p239 ).
• Ignagni said the cuts imposed by the risk adjustment formula treat HMOs unfairly and are not what Congress intended.
• The revised figure was so different from the initial figure because the ministry used a new seasonal-adjustment formula.
• The corrected seasonal adjustment formula and shorter than usual survey period make the numbers difficult to read, analysts said.
• Moreover, if Z is such a set, then the adjustment formula of Eq . ( 3 ) is valid.
• HCFA's new risk adjustment formula is projected to trim $ 11.2 billion over five years from HMO payments.
• To more accurately monitor production trends, MITI uses a seasonal adjustment formula to smooth out the peaks and valleys in monthly output.
• As it does every March, the agency revised its seasonal adjustment formula to more accurately track month-on-month changes.
• Yet March's decline was intensified by the ministry's new seasonal adjustment formula based on new production data for the year through February.
• The government also plans to implement an automatic adjustment formula to set profit margins for refiners, marketers and dealers as well as rates for haulers and pipeline operators.
• On Feb . 25, Napocor started charged its customers P0.736 per kilowatt-hour worth of taxes in its fuel and power purchased cost adjustment formula.
• Republicans generally counter that the Constitution forbids anything but an " actual enumeration, " and that the complex adjustment formulas could inject more errors into the count.
• Republicans generally say that the Constitution forbids anything but an " actual enumeration, " and that the complex adjustment formulas could inject more errors into the count.
• Republicans generally counter that the Constitution forbids anything but an " actual enumeration, " and that the complex adjustment formulas could inject more errors into the count than they would correct.
• Berenson argued that the fight over the risk adjustment formula is designed to hide the fact that some managed care plans have been unable to find a market in certain areas, particularly rural communities.
• Viray said the centerpiece would be an automatic price adjustment formula for petroleum products by the second half of next year, a transitional step toward allowing market forces to take over at the start of 1997.
• Viray said the keystone will be an automatic price-adjustment formula for petroleum products by the second half of next year, a transitional step toward allowing market forces to take over at the start of 1997.
• Prime Minister P . J . Patterson told Parliament on Tuesday that property tax collection was " woefully inadequate, " both because of outdated adjustment formulas and " a large level of delinquency ."