Sentence examples for adjusted for loss from inspiring English sources

According to the USDA's food availability data adjusted for loss, average daily salad and cooking oil consumption amounts to 39.5 g per person daily.

The probability of conception adjusted for loss to follow-up, shown in Fig.  2, was about 56%% (+/− 4.0 %) for high non-tryers and 86%% (+/− 2.9 %) for high tryers at one year, respectively.

We adjusted for loss to follow-up (<4%) and censoring by death from competing risks (13% for cardiovascular disease overall, 17% for IHD, 20% for AMI, and 23% for cerebrovascular disease) using inverse probability of censoring weights (see Web Appendix 1) (21).

The minimum crude incidence rate was 37.6/100,000 persons per year (95% confidence interval (CI) 32.7 43.3) and adjusted for loss to follow‐up, and the sensitivity of the survey methodology was 77.0/100,000 persons per year (95% CI 67.7 87.4).

Finally, the supply projection of practising physicians adjusted for losses was verified against the demand projection using one per 1,500, and 1,800 population, in order to identify supply gaps See Figure 1.

The average daily intake of energy (kcal/day) and 44 nutrients (μg, mg or g/day), adjusted for losses due to food preparation, was calculated using the data base from the National Food Administration in Sweden and the software MATs (Rudans Lättdata, Västerås, Sweden).

To adjust for loss to follow up of 10% we will include 500 patients.

In order to adjust for loss of power due to an anticipated drop out of 15%, 150 participants will be included.

The association was similar but nonsignificant based on models employing either multiple imputation of missing data or inverse probability weighting to adjust for loss to follow-up.

In order to adjust for loss of power due to an anticipated drop out of 10%, 58 patients will be included.

The minimum crude incidence rate was 37.6/100,000 pyo (95% CI 32.7 33.3) and was 77.0/100,000 pyo (95% CI 67.7 87.4) after adjusting for loss to follow‐up and the sensitivity of the three‐stage survey methodology.