Sentence examples for adjust for performance from inspiring English sources
Routine measurement and disclosure of VTE incidence as well as associated mortality can provide policymakers, clinicians and researchers with opportunities to monitor and adjust for performance.
Microsoft replies that over those years the company has vastly improved Windows so that when adjusted for performance the price of Windows remains low.
Hypertension ≥ grade 1 was associated with improved OS after adjusting for performance status (PS) and age (hazard ratio [HR], 0.55; 95% CI, 0.31 to 0.97; P =.04).
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, no market sector has reduced prices faster over the past decade (nearly 40% per year, adjusted for performance improvements).
In Ostgard et al. [ 14], comorbidity was not associated with survival when adjusted for performance status and other factors.
After adjusting for performance status, a significantly low hazard ratio (0.44) for carriers of XRCC3 722TT (241Met/Met) compared to carriers of 722CT (241Thr/Met) was demonstrated (P=0.01).
Although we adjusted for performance status, which is one of the strongest prognostic factors, this study was retrospective and investigated only a limited number of prognostic variables.
Ki-67 and MI were adjusted for performance status, age and primary site only (as tumour grade is based on their values).
When we adjusted for performance in the early years of the course along with maturity and other covariates, intercalating was associated with gaining high CAS marks in three of the six degree assessments which took place after rejoining the course.
* By Kaplan-Meier analysis #By Cox proportional hazard regression model, adjusted for performance Note: If the hazard ratio is greater than 1, the hazard ratio can be thought of as the average increased risk of progression, or death at any point in time, compared with the reference group (described above line).
In the Performance section, click the Settings button and then select "Adjust for best performance".
