To adjust for the number of brain regions, alpha was Bonferroni-corrected at 0.0008.
A possible extension is to adjust for the number of clusters it belongs.
To adjust for this difference in the total number of infected cells, the average viral transcriptional rate i.e., the ratio of viral RNA to vDNA, was calculated [11].
Fifth, although the data indicate that an association between occupation and socioeconomic status is likely, we were unable to adjust for this possibility because of small numbers.
As the impact of several chronic diseases may be comparable, we chose to sum up the numbers to adjust for this potentially significant factor.
Variation on the basis of low self reported blood glucose levels could be skewed by adherent patients, who are often found to be at lower mortality risk, but we did attempt to account for this characteristic by adjusting for the number of times the finger stick tests were performed.
6 Accordingly, assuming that the number of patients still at risk at the time-point concerned (eg, at 2 years) is known (eg, NAR − 2 years), this denominator (adjusted for the number of patient-years accumulated) is calculated from the following equation: where RATEKM−2 years is the mortality Kaplan-Meier rate (expressed from 0 to 1).
We adjusted for the number of medical visits but did not find that this significantly influenced the models.
This finding was not materially altered in analyses adjusted for the number of outcomes reported, study quality, and other factors.
Risk estimates were adjusted for the number of ANC visits, however, small numbers precluded further adjustments.
Adjusting for the number, and the ages, of any dependent offspring leaves the pattern unchanged".
