Sentence examples for adjusted for taking from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor quoted new borrowing figures adjusted for taking housing associations onto the public balance sheet, making comparisons with the most recent published forecasts difficult.

We further adjusted for taking insulin at baseline or starting insulin during the study, given its association with unintentional weight gain and potential link to neighborhood deprivation through mechanisms of self-care and medication adherence (34).

According the Health Affairs study, only 75.2percentt of Latino applicants were successfully enrolled in the ACA, compared with 90.7percentt of non-Latino whites, even after adjusting for taking the survey in Spanish.

Findings: Logistic regression analyses for each potential correlate adjusted for country, taking into account the clustered sample, showed statistically significant associations with each substance use variable separately, in almost every case.

This remained significant (P = 0.01) after adjusting for smoking at baseline and nodular disease, but significance was lost when adjusted for patients taking CVD drugs at baseline.

This association disappeared after adjusting for patients taking CVD drugs at baseline.

# Also adjusted for years of taking antioxidants from supplementation.

For the log-additive model and within each gene, p values for all other SNPs were adjusted for multiple testing taking into account correlated tagSNPs using a modified test of Conneely and Boehnke (pact) [ 26].

Neither of these differences in smoking rates was statistically significant.> -wrap-foot> Outcomes at follow up in subpopulation at high CVR (10-year mortality ≥ 5%), but no manifest CVD (complete cases), adjusted for baseline and taking cluster effects into account by use of a mixed model.

Sensitivity analysis with complete cases confirmed these results (-1.0% vs. -1.3%, cf. Table  2).> -wrap-foot> Outcomes at follow up in subpopulation at high CVR (10-year mortality ≥ 5%), but no manifest CVD (complete cases), adjusted for baseline and taking cluster effects into account by use of a mixed model.

Changes in hypertension control and smoking rates were small and not significant (data not shown).> -wrap-foot> Outcomes at follow up in subpopulation at low CVR (10-year mortality < 5%) with no manifest CVD (complete cases), adjusted for baseline and taking cluster effects into account by use of a mixed model.