The phrase "adjusted costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to costs that have been modified or recalculated based on certain factors or criteria.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that the adjusted costs for the project were significantly lower than initially estimated."
Alternatives: "revised costs" or "modified expenses".
Adjusted SHI expenditures and adjusted costs of formal care as per the regression model differed slightly from the sum of adjusted mean costs in the distinct categories, which results from the stepwise calculation within the two-part model (approach 2).
It adjusted costs of all previous wars for inflation.
CONCLUSIONS: This represents the first study of the adjusted costs of candidemia in neonates.
Section 6 concentrates instead on the subset of firms that adjusted costs in response to the Great Recession.
Adjusted costs were higher for CABG for the index hospitalization, study period, and lifetime by $10,670, $8,145, and $11,575, respectively.
Adjusted costs were higher for MRSA bacteremia for the initial hospitalization (21,251 dollars vs 13,978 dollars; P =.012) and after 12 weeks (25,518 dollars vs 17,354 dollars; P =.015).
This is done for surgical complications as expression of quality (Figure 2) and mortality as expression of quality (Figure 3). Figure 2 Risk-adjusted complications minus observed complications, plotted against observed costs minus risk-adjusted costs.
The total project costs may also require extra risk-adjusted costs.
This study aims to describe the magnitude of hospital costs among patients undergoing elective colectomy, cholecystectomy, and pancreatectomy, determine whether these costs relate as expected to duration of care, patient case-mix severity and comorbidities, and whether risk-adjusted costs vary significantly by hospital.
Figure 3 Risk-adjusted mortality minus observed mortality, plotted against observed costs minus risk-adjusted costs.
Type 1 DM patients had increased length of stays and inflation-adjusted costs after surgery (p <.001).
