The phrase "adjust the analysis" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is generally used when you need to refine or alter the results of an analytical process. For example, "We need to adjust the analysis to adjust for the differences in the sample."
There were problems with incorrect analysis noted above: Alderman 2006 (Cluster) did not adjust for clustering in the published trial, but gave us the adjusted data (see trial design above), and we used this to adjust the analysis in Hall 2006 (Cluster).
However, it was found that one major advantage is the ability to adjust the analysis to the complexity of the topic.
Another unique feature of iGAIT is that it provides interactive functionality allowing users to manually adjust the analysis process according to their requirements.
A specific definition of edge effect for a particular locale can be used to adjust the analysis according to local information or expert knowledge on the forest of interest.
As the Pelotas study collected data close to the time of birth we were able to further adjust the analysis for gestational age.
Although it is possible to manually adjust the analysis by adjusting the LRE window, testing has shown that automated analysis can routinely generate quantitative accuracies in the ±15 30% range.
We then adjusted the analysis for differences in baseline disease characteristics using a multivariate model (adjusted model).
However, we adjusted the analysis for the use of pre-hospital analgesia and still the difference between the administration of analgesia between pre- and post-implementation was significant.
We created our model by the combination of the factors found in literature and the significant factors in our study and adjusted the analysis for these potential confounders.
We also adjusted the analysis by the rate of discontinuing fenofibrate.
To more accurately depict the range over which our results varied, we adjusted the analysis to examine an optimistic scenario and a conservative scenario.
