Sentence examples for adjusted for assumed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koizumi's figures, in an analysis made public Thursday at the group's annual forum on science budget and policy trends, are adjusted for assumed inflation.

The trim and fill method then provides an estimate of an intervention effect estimate adjusted for the assumed publication bias and the 'missing' trials are plotted.

In the model, the total drug acquisition cost was successively adjusted for the assumed different rates of primary non-adherence (prescriptions not being filled by the patient), and secondary non-adherence (medication not being taken as prescribed) according to the patient's age, therapies, and the number of dispensed drugs per patient.

We adjusted for clustering, assuming an intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) of 0.02 and cluster size of 30, which yields a design effect of 1.58.

After adjusting for an assumed age of HCV infection of 25 years and for survival, the SIR for liver cancer increased to 13.1 (95% CI 6.00 to 24.9).

Although temporal trends in these ratios were adjusted for, this model assumed a fixed spatial trend in the ratio across years for each season (e.g., spatial trends in the ratio in winter 1988 were assumed to be the same as those in winter 1989).

For the NDI (as a binary outcome), the power is 81%, when adjusting for group, assuming there are 34 participants in each of the 5 groups and assuming that, compared with those whose treatment stopped at 4 weeks, the additional proportion of each group improving at least 5 points from baseline after receiving 10 weeks of treatment is 0.2.

In other words, the impacts of subsidy reform are estimated before the economy has adjusted for price changes assuming that there is no time for structural changes and substitution of labor and capital for energy as well as cross-substitution of fuels.

Intervention effectiveness was adjusted for the compliance assuming a target coverage rate of 100% for all regions.

Beyond year 8, mortality was adjusted for age by assuming the risk of mortality doubled every 10 years (11).

General linear regression models were used to estimate the association of any of the four SNPs with uric acid levels adjusted for various covariates, assuming an additive model.