Sentence examples for adjusted for compliance from inspiring English sources

The latter was adjusted for compliance.

Where possible, calculations were also adjusted for compliance, defined as the percentage of exercise sessions attended.

Continuous variables, determined a priori, included year of publication, percent dropout, age, baseline BMI in kg·m−2, and exercise intervention (length, frequency, duration, compliance, minutes per week, unadjusted and adjusted for compliance, and total minutes for the intervention, unadjusted and adjusted for compliance).

A post-hoc analysis adjusted for compliance and other potential confounders showed that the rate of ILI was significantly higher in the cloth mask arm (RR=13.00, 95% CI 1.69 to 100.07), compared with the medical masks arm (table 4).

Follow-up of participants in the RECORD trial found no effect of vitamin D supplementation on cancer mortality in an intention to treat analysis, and a possible beneficial effect in an analysis adjusted for compliance [ 8].

A Cochrane review of the four randomised controlled trials of screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) using faecal occult blood testing (FOBT) has shown a reduction in cause-specific mortality, with an intention to screen analysis, of 16%, rising to 23% when adjusted for compliance (Towler et al, 1998).

By comparison, one does not adjust for compliance in drug trials because such adjustments are bias prone.

However, after adjusting for compliance with reporting guidelines, language restriction was no longer significantly associated with the AMSTAR score.

We also examined the relation of tidal volume and respiratory complications while adjusting for compliance and found that the tidal volume remained non-significant (see supplementary figure S3).

Using the propensity score to adjust for compliance with each bundle element, lactate measurement and inotrope administration were independently associated with reduced risk of death.

After adjusting for compliance with reporting guidelines, language restriction was no longer significantly associated with the AMSTAR score (beta =−0.89, 95% CI: −2.13, 0.36, P=0.16).