Sentences with phrase «relatively small adjustments»

So the factor of two arises because of cancellations of the contributions from lower latitudes, making the relatively small adjustments at high Arctic regions relatively more important.

This new version of said app includes a fully redesigned inside and out, making a bunch of relatively small adjustments all add up to one major change.

... The new process is similar to the existing future acts processes in the NTA with a relatively small adjustment to meet the urgent need for housing and public infrastructure in Indigenous communities.

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This year's adjustment is relatively small by historical standards.

The adjustments are relatively small for the period 2010 - 11 to 2012 - 13, possibly reflecting under - estimation by the Department of Finance of the difference between the final outcome and the Authorities actually used.

«This disparity may be because the new and smaller health insurers have not been in operation long enough to have amassed the long term data and records management systems that have helped to allow the large, established health insurers to convince CMS that their members are relatively more unhealthy and, concomitantly, will allow them to receive large payments from the risk adjustment program.»

Small adjustments to creature comforts underpin a relatively mild refresh for Lexus» smallest...

With so many digital switches concentrated in a relatively small area, it can be a multi-stage process to make even the smallest adjustments, but the result is an exceptionally clean and spacious cabin.

The adjustments immediately after 1945 are expected to be as large as those made to the pre-war data (Fig. 4), and smaller adjustments are likely to be required in SSTs through at least the mid-1960s, by which time the observing fleet was relatively diverse and less susceptible to changes in the data supply from a single country of origin.

Two things: first, the effect of adjustments for station moves, instrument changes, etc. is relatively small in the global temperature record.

The errors in the adjustments are relatively small.

The adjustments immediately after 1945 are expected to be as large as those made to the pre-war data (~ 0.3 °C), and smaller adjustments are likely to be required in SSTs through at least the mid-1960s, by which time the observing fleet was relatively diverse and less susceptible to changes in the data supply from a single country of origin.

As such, on most occasions.it is actually applying a (relatively small) adjustment to raw data that is accurate, but occasionally is applying the similarly small adjustment to a datum point that is significantly inaccurate.

While the impact of adjustments that correct for these biases are relatively small globally (and actually reduce the century - scale warming trend once oceans are included) there are certain regions where the impact of adjustments on temperature trends are large.

Consistent with the intersectionality framework, gender and particular racial / ethnic categories involved in a youth» s biracial self - identification moderated poor social adjustment but the effect sizes were relatively small.

Given the relatively small magnitude of the apparent effect size, if joint - custody and paternal custody children really do differ in adjustment, more studies with larger samples may be needed to detect the effect at the level of statistical significance.