The phrase "adjusted away" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something has been modified or removed, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The discrepancies in the data were adjusted away to ensure accuracy in the final report."
Alternatives: "eliminated" or "corrected out".
Not only did we avoid a third slump; revisions to historic GDP statistics adjusted away the second dip, too.
This deviation from the typical portal II region was caused by the applied external acceleration which adjusted away its direction during egress, thus it is regarded as an artifact, and not considered any more here.
Whether this difference would remain or would be adjusted away in multivariable analyses remains speculative.
If these associations had been "adjusted away" by patient income and other socioeconomic characteristics, it would have suggested that economic policies that focused on reducing poverty would be sufficient to prevent readmission.
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With any type of risk adjustment, caution must be exercised to prevent over adjustment (i.e., adjusting away poor practice).
Of note, the biomarker-adjusted effects of strain (reported in [ 31]) adjust away any effect of strain on outcome mediated through biomarkers, effects that we show to be substantial.
Several statisticians [ 45, 46] have argued that variables which may act as potential mediators (or variables on the causal pathway to the outcome) should not be adjusted for as this may also adjust away the effect of the exposure of interest ("over-adjustment" [ 45], p.76).
These include the mammoth task of adjusting away from an old model relying on cheap labor and export-led growth, toward more "sustainable" growth built on increasing domestic innovation and consumption and on upgrading strategic industries.
The most sophisticated statistical analyses are hardly sufficient to adjust away such confounding, which is generally intractable (6).
