He had been undergoing a procedure to adjust a pacemaker, The Associated Press reported.
For instance, participants reported adjusting a rating downward if there were circumstances that might explain their fatigue, such as if they had been particularly active.
(Medicare does adjust its report cards for severity of illness, yet doctors are skeptical).
The design effect of clustering of patients within sampled dentists was calculated and used as a weight to adjust the reported confidence intervals.
"Ex-President Bill Clinton may be seeing a psychiatrist in an effort to adjust to private life, a report out of Chicago suggests...[S]ince leaving the White House, Clinton is having a difficult time coping with life out of the spotlight".
In an analysis that adjusted for report of new sex partner with a history of BV, detection of any of BVAB1, BVAB2, BVAB3, P. lacrimalis, Leptotrichia species, Atopobium species, G. vaginalis Megasphaera-1, and L. crispatus remained significantly associated with BV acquisition.
Xerox had previously said it would adjust the quarterly report because it changed accounting methods under pressure from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Poulain (1993, 1999) was the first to develop a method to adjust reported immigration and emigration numbers for the purpose of obtaining a consistent set of migration flows.
Companies have many different accounting levers they can pull to slightly adjust their reported earnings.
In fact, wages have been stagnant in the U.S. since about the 1970s, rising only 0.2percentt per year between 1972 and 2017 if you adjust for inflation, according to a report from the Brookings Institute.
This study uses the Growth Balance Method to adjust reported household female deaths and pregnancy-related deaths and the relational Gompertz model to adjust reported number of live births and estimate maternal mortality in South Africa at national and provincial level; examines the potential impact of HIV/AIDS prevalence; and investigates the recorded direct causes of maternal mortality.
