Sentence examples for adjusted and adjusted from inspiring English sources

Also, there is very little difference between unadjusted/minimally adjusted and adjusted estimates in studies which have published such (UKTCSG, 1994; Gallagher et al, 1995; Dieckmann and Pichlmeier, 2002; Richiardi et al, 2003; McGlynn et al, 2007).

You will re-adjust and adjust again.

So you learn to adjust and adjust and make space for that person to function". .

Figures 2 and 3 show the distribution of responses of entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs for the non-adjusted and adjusted risk measures.

After verifying normality of glucose values, we used multivariable linear regression to generate age-adjusted and adjusted beta coefficients, standard errors, and p values for women in each exposure category (former smokers, > 0-9, 10+ cigarettes per day) as compared to non-smokers.

The difference at this stage was found to be significant both with the un-adjusted and adjusted P values.> The cost of specialized health care services was found to be higher at baseline for the CBT group (1,550€), with the RPT (1,150€) and TAU (1,040€) groups showing lower averages.

Both age-adjusted and adjusted for the other confounders there was in women a positive dose response association between living with a smoker and the risk of myocardial infarction in females with a 60%95(95 % CI 10 120) increased risk in women living with a smoker for more than 29 years compared with a female who never had been living with smoker after the age of 20.

Both unadjusted and alpha adjusted (Bonferroni adjusted) significance levels are indicated to represent relative levels of confidence.

Both unadjusted models and adjusted models (adjusting for gender and age) were fitted to obtain estimated odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs).

Rough data were first processed using line adjust, plain adjust and average filters of the NAMA-STM Nanoanalyzer software.

Results are reported in both unadjusted and adjusted format (adjusting for age, gender, BMI, physical activity and dietary fat intake).