The phrase "adjusted for the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or considerations made in relation to a specific situation or instance.
Example: "The results were adjusted for the case of varying sample sizes to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "modified for the situation" or "tailored to the context".
After 17.3 years of follow-up, 485 histological confirmed, epithelial RCC cases and 4438 subcohort members with complete dietary information were included in Cox proportional hazards analyses adjusted for the case-cohort design (Barlow, 1994).
Third, because of incorporation of pneumonia severity indices in the DPC database, we were able to both extensively adjust for the case mix in the overall analysis and conduct subgroup analyses within well defined severity levels.
One can generally take the approach of either data reduction (i.e., formulating a smaller number of variables) or multiple testing (i.e. adjusting for the case of many significance tests and possibly false significant results).
The available Type 2 multiplier data sourced for Scotland was adjusted for the Irish case by reducing its effect by 50%%.
By multivariate analysis adjusting for the case-mix, the presence of fracture-devices such as plates (odds ratio 2.1, 95% CI 1.3-3.5) was the only variable positively associated with anaerobic infection, while underlying immune suppression yielded to be formally protective (OR 0.4, 0.2-0.8 0.2-0.8
An additional CBD condition is also required which distinguishes the listings on the basis of OBS_MODE, so that the FP_TEMP boundaries and Cal Validity Start Dates may be adjusted for the OBS_MODE=SECONDARY case.
When the CDAD rate by toxin assays was adjusted for the additional cases, the adjusted CDAD rate was 15.3/1,000 admissions.
The background adjustment is, as for the differentially expressed genes, adjusted for the "worst-case" scenario.
The CMR is first adjusted for the local case-fatality ratio.
