The phrase "adjusted for correlations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistical analysis, data interpretation, or research where adjustments are made to account for relationships between variables.
Example: "The results of the study were adjusted for correlations to ensure the accuracy of the findings."
Alternatives: "accounting for correlations" or "corrected for correlations".
Between condition (with and without PLEF for FRC measurements) and between position effects were estimated by including the appropriate interaction term in a linear regression model adjusted for correlation of measurements within pig.
The standard error was adjusted for correlation within the 18 clinics.
Analysis will be conducted using generalized estimating equations (GEE) and adjusted for correlation of responses within clusters.
In addition, when comparing functions of proteins identified in the dataset adjusted for improper cellular compartment to those in the dataset adjusted for correlation with β2 nAChR subunit expression, proteins serving chaperone isomerase, and ER-Golgi transport functions are lost.
Moreover, although many other cardiovascular risk factors such as smoking, hypertension, and dyslipidemia were adjusted for correlation of glucose dysregulation with significant coronary stenosis in the multivariate analyses, some residual or undetected confounding could not be ruled out.
In the same models we estimated the association with medications for autoimmune diseases adjusting for correlations between ligand specific stimulation and covariates listed above.
Linear mixed models were applied to adjust for correlations between the repeated measurements.
For models over time with the panel data we will appropriately adjust for correlations using robust variance estimation.
After adjusting for correlations, only: swine as host, China, Europe, Japan and years between 1997 and 2002; remained as significant risk factors for the reporting of reassortant viral lineages.
We used generalized estimating equations (GEE1) to test for differences in continuous and categorical variables across thirds of the MCRI, adjusting for correlations within families.
