Sentence examples for adjusted for offspring from inspiring English sources

Because of skewed distributions, offspring biomarkers of adiposity were log-transformed when examining their association with maternal PFOA concentrations, and estimates were adjusted for offspring age and timing of blood sample collection.

33 Because of their high covariance (r=0.90), analyses of WC in offspring were not adjusted for offspring BMI to avoid multicollinearity that could result in biased estimations: BMI and WC are both principally estimates of total body fat, although WC does convey some additional influence from intra-abdominal fat deposition when the body fat range is relatively narrow.

The reason to include the term sex in our statistical analysis was based on our initially interesting observation that in the data set (N3 vs. Con; not adjusted for offspring sex) only 22 genes in total were significantly regulated between the intervention and control group (10 up-regulated genes, 12 down-regulated genes).

Table 2 shows the proportion of case patients and control subjects exposed to maternal diabetes only, maternal overweight/obesity only (BMI ≥25 kg/m), and both; the ORs for the association between each exposure and type 2 diabetes status, adjusted for offspring age, sex, and race/ethnicity; and the proportion of type 2 diabetes in youth attributable to each exposure.

After adjusting for offspring age, sex, and race/ethnicity, exposure to maternal diabetes (odds ratio [OR] 5.7 [95% CI 2.4 13.4]) and exposure to maternal obesity (2.8 [1.5–5.2]) were independently associated with type 2 diabetes.

To analyze the effect of n-3 LCPUFA intervention, pooled data from male and female placentas of the intervention group were compared to pooled data from male and female placentas of the control group (iii) without adjusting for offspring sex [(N3, n = 9) vs. (Con, n = 7)] and (iv) with adjusting for offspring sex [(N3-M + F, n = 9) vs. (Con-M + F, n = 7)] by using a model including a sex term.

A positive association was also found between maternal type 2 diabetes risk scores and offspring IQ even when adjusting for offspring's own type 2 diabetes risk score; altough the confidence interval for this association was also wide, it did not include the null value.

We also adjusted for the offspring's gender and age at assessment of outcomes in all analyses.

Analyses were adjusted for age, offspring sex, social class, parity, smoking, physical activity and diet in pregnancy, mode of delivery, and breastfeeding.

All models were adjusted for age of offspring at baseline cortisol sample, and sibling correlation.

Model 3 additionally adjusted for number of offspring, leg length and seated height.