The phrase "adjust groups of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifying or changing specific sets or categories of items, people, or data.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to adjust groups of employees based on their skill levels."
Alternatives: "modify sets of" or "alter categories of".
Permutation tests are often employed to adjust groups of correlated tests for multiple testing, since conventional methods such as Bonferroni correction are overly conservative when tests are correlated (Conneely & Boehnke, 2007).
Understanding the role of comorbidity in cancer survival helps clinicians assess an individual's prognosis and provides researchers with tools to allow them to stratify or adjust groups of patients according to risk in the same way they do for demographic and disease factors such as age and tumour stage [ 2].
An adjusted grouping of diagnostic codes identified reference ARI patients with a sensitivity of 79%, a specificity of 96% and a positive predictive value (PPV) of 32%.
In order to estimate adjusted group-specific (hospital/area of residence) log odds of outcome, logistic regression models with no intercept and centred covariates were applied for each outcome.
In order to ensure equivalence of clinical severity in each arm of the study, we adjusted group assignment during recruitment of the last 12 study dogs to ensure equivalent clinical severity in each group.
Continuous variables were analyzed by comparing adjusted group means using analysis of variance (ANOVA) for non-normal distributions.
Humans seem to be adjusted to groups of about 150 people - the largest size in which we feel confident of keeping track of individual personalities and their interactions.
When adjusting for groups of confounders, there was evidence of negative confounding by socioeconomic status, gender disadvantage and antenatal CMD symptoms but the association remained marginally non-significant (adjusted OR = 1.36, 95% CI 0.99 1.86).
The study represents a retrospective cohort study comparing average annual levels of in- and outpatient health services utilization as well as its associated costs for patients enrolled and not-enrolled in the DMP for diabetes mellitus type 2. Statistical testing was performed using PASW Statistics 18, after having adjusted the group of non-participating diabetes patients for age and sex.
Multivariable logistic regression analysis was hypothesis-driven, presenting the association between (a) sociocultural attitudes scale, (b) discordant attitudes and adherence scales and the outcomes of incident and persistent postnatal CMD, adjusted for separate groups of confounders as defined above and, finally, with all potential confounders added simultaneously into the fully adjusted model.
There was rubble everywhere, but as my eyes adjusted I saw groups of people emerge and then disappear back into the shadows again.
