The phrase "adjusted averages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where statistical data has been modified to account for certain variables or factors, providing a more accurate representation of the data.
Example: "The adjusted averages indicate a significant improvement in performance after the new training program was implemented."
Alternatives: "modified averages" or "corrected averages".
The KaspLr34 marker was significantly associated to IT and SEV responses for three of the six environments (DVS_2012, MTV_2012, MTV_2013), and adjusted averages across all environments were significant experiment-wise (Bonferroni < 0.10).
Although ACS hospitalization rates were generally higher in Kentucky than in the other states in the analysis, with greater variation in these rates in Kentucky as well, there was no indication that the rates might systematically depart in direction from these adjusted averages for particular states or clusters of counties.
While the intention to treat analyses estimate unbiased average effects on compliers and non-compliers, the adjusted analyses estimate bias adjusted average treatment effects on those who comply with treatment.
Phil Mickelson was runner-up in the Vardon standing with a 69.25 adjusted average, and Ernie Els finished third at 69.31.
In the report, the Fed said that M-1, the nation's basic money supply, fell by $1.8 billion in the week ended June 23, to a seasonally adjusted average of $666.4 billion from a revised $668.2 billion a week earlier.
The average time to signal (ATS) and adjusted average time to signal (AATS) a shift in the process mean vector for the new chart are derived and regarded as an objective function respectively to optimize its design parameters.
The analysis by the Council to Homeless Persons found that a single woman earning the average weekly wage of $882 (taken from the Australian Bureau of Statistics' seasonally adjusted average weekly earnings for Victoria in May 2016) would be priced out of all but 28 Melbourne suburbs, assuming they did not spend more than 30% of their weekly wage on rent to avoid rental stress.
The rigidity is also evident when looking at real, seasonally adjusted average hourly earnings by industry on January 2007 and January 2010.
Based on sales reported by the most automakers, the estimated seasonally adjusted average selling rate (SAAR) for August was in the 16.6 to 16.7 million unit range.
McIlroy posted an adjusted average of 68.82 through 66 complete rounds, edging Sergio Garcia [68.95] - who completed 61 rounds - to win the Vardon Trophy.
A chart of the S&P 500 for the 10 years ended last month produces an inflation adjusted average annual loss of about 5%.
