Sentence examples for a standard adjustment from inspiring English sources

Even before committee members began consideration of the bill ― which was just the day after it was introduced ― the author of the legislation, Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas), had changed how soon income brackets would move from a standard adjustment for inflation to one that rises more slowly.

26 We used a standard adjustment approach estimated at the individual level (n=5 153 877).

We found a similar effect for our restricted sample with a standard adjustment method (2.28 for an interbirth interval of 18 months) to that found in a similar unrestricted analysis by Rutstein and Winter (8) (2.33 for a birth-to-conception interval of 6 11 months).

Daily diet cost was energy adjusted using residual model and then categorized into quintiles, a standard energy adjustment and stratification technique in epidemiological studies (Willett, 1998; Bernstein et al., 2010).

Using standard adjustment factors [ 17], we adjusted for the expected proportion of sisters that would have finished their reproductive age for respondents in each age category.

First, we estimated the mortality risk ratio by interbirth interval using a standard regression adjustment for potential confounding factors.

The dietary cost per 8·4 MJ (2000 kcal) reflects a daily energy ration for many adults, and it has been used widely in the literature (e.g. The energy-adjusted dietary costs variable was created by energy-adjusting daily (crude) diet costs on the method of residuals and then categorised into quartiles, a standard energy adjustment and stratification technique in epidemiological studies.

Principal Components Analysis (PCA) identified a significant sex effect on gene expression globally, which might dominate the gene expression-covariate correlations, so a standard linear adjustment for the effect of sex was performed, where the residuals were used for subsequent analysis.

Standard adjustment of analyses according to eventual differences between groups at baseline will be made if necessary.

The estimated effects of birth interval for neonatal, infant, and child mortality are shown in Table 4 for both the standard adjustment and within-mother methods.

The results of this study may lead to standard adjustment of ETT cuff pressure in all patients undergoing anterior cervical spine surgery.