Sentence examples for adjust for discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Per 36-minute numbers are used to adjust for discrepancies in playing time.

In order to account for selection bias as far as possible, post-stratification weights were used, which have also been applied in the underlying epidemiological studies to adjust for discrepancies to the German population regarding age, sex, region and nationality.

The algorithm used gives results adjusted for discrepancies in sociodemographics, settings and designs.

Third, we added baseline eGFR levels to our models, in order to adjust for potential discrepancies in the eGFR at baseline.

However, before developing sample weights to adjust for these discrepancies, we first used logistic regression to investigate the relationship between AMD prevalence and these three variables jointly.

We adjust for this discrepancy in deal volume by indexing reported deal volume against 2010 levels.

For that matter, it was necessary to adjust for the discrepancy often seen between self-reported body weight and measured weight.

To adjust for this discrepancy between the PA fixation comparison and the other two comparisons, the relation between significant increases in fMRI and the electrophysiologic measures was reanalysed for only the PA ID and [(PA-fixation) − (ID-fixation)] comparisons.

We adjust for the discrepancy in the population age distributions of Taiwan in 2005 and the Netherlands in 1986, by considering the ratios of demographic age structures of Netherlands in 1987 (Appendix Table 1 in [ 29]) and of Taiwan in 2005 [Additional file 1: Table A1].

Once you know how "off" your compass is from true north, it's not hard to adjust for this discrepancy.

To adjust for these baseline discrepancies, hazard ratios adjusted for immigrant status and psychiatric morbidity prior to baseline are presented for all outcomes [aHRs].