The dose of SB203580 was adjusted as in the previous report (4 µg/day, Jin et al., 2003).
Hazard ratios for the risk groups defined by the gene signature were also estimated with stratification for clinical risk in order to reflect the prognostic impact of the gene signature over and above that of clinicopathological variables ("adjusted hazard ratios"), as reported previously in [ 7, 8].
CMS provides public reporting for changes in discrete functional status items through the Medicare website; these items are risk adjusted as part of the public reporting function.
He says the law allows for deregulation if the regulated rent is $2,000 or more and the tenant's federal adjusted gross income -- as reported on the New York State tax return -- exceeded $175,000 for the two years before the application.
Social Security determines your Part B premiums based on your modified, adjusted household gross income as reported to the IRS in the year two years prior to the current year.
Some analyses were adjusted for known confounders as reported in details in the specific tables.
By the year 2020 depression would be the second major cause of disability adjusted life years lost, as reported by the World Health Organization.
Whenever 2 or more studies were conducted using the same data, the default approach was to include results based on TCDD levels before the DM diagnosis (e.g., back-extrapolated by the original study authors or measured using archived samples) and to incorporate adjusted measures of association as reported in the original study (rather than values calculated from the data provided in the paper).
New Jersey, in contrast, has improved its funded ratio by manipulating, er, adjusting the expected return, as reported in March.
The adjusted incidence rates were significantly greater than the overall observed rate (3.2 per 100,000 person-years; 95% CI = 2.7, 3.9), 60% higher when adjusted for antibiotic use defined as reported use or serum antimicrobial activity (5.1 per 100,000).
