unadjusted

[uhn-uh-juhst-id]

adjective

1. (of a statistic or quantity) not altered in a standard way to reflect or account for certain circumstances, requirements, or other variables.

2. Insurance.,  (of a claim) not yet assigned the appropriate settlement amount.

3. not adapted to suit particular conditions or requirements.

Example Sentences

Though a small part of the 5.6% growth in consumer spending in the 12 months ended in August unadjusted for inflation, that still matters because consumption accounts for about two-thirds of annual output.

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Oxford added that actual or unadjusted jobless claims fell slightly in the seven days ended Sept. 27, totaling around 180,000.

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To the untrained, unadjusted eye, the aurora may have first looked like wispy tendrils of clouds, but if you looked long enough, you could see colors.

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Response rates to the survey in Northern Ireland have been much better so the NI Statistics and Research Agency has published unadjusted figures.

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Claims from Massachusetts accounted for 45.6% of the increase in unadjusted claims in the week ending May 6.

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