Sentence examples for adjust denominators from inspiring English sources

A date of embarkation field is in the registry but we did not think this was reliable enough in relation to non-UK migration to use to adjust denominators.

Table 1 shows the distribution by CTVB of the respondents and the sampled participants in the adjusted denominator.

For example, for all cancer in the White Scottish population the adjusted denominator would be 1 433 584−(0.5×71 094)=1 398 037, which is 97.5%.

The concept of using a t-statistic with a Bayesian adjusted denominator after a linear model transformation was first proposed by Smyth et al. (26).

This latter point has been recognised as a potential confounding factor, especially in the UK, where methods for creating consistent boundaries or adjusting denominator populations have been developed to tackle this specifically [ 13, 14].

The Kenward-Rogers procedure was used to adjust the denominator degree of freedom.

In contrast to our study, these other studies did not adjust for denominator effects and did include repeat amputations.

We did not adjust the denominator to remove 50% of the people who developed cancer because the outcome is rare.

The Kenward-Rogers procedure was used to adjust the denominator degree of freedom to test significance level of fixed effects.

18 21 To assess the potential (attrition) bias in using completers, we adjusted the denominators of these two studies to all individuals undergoing randomisation.

Therefore we adjusted the denominator by adding a small value ϵ = 0.1.