The phrase "adjusted interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a time period or range has been modified or changed for a specific purpose.
Example: "The adjusted interval for the experiment was set to two weeks to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "modified duration" or "revised timeframe".
The cluster adjustment uses the delta-method with the between cluster variance estimate [ 36, 37] to obtain a cluster adjusted interval estimate for the Mantel Haenszel odds ratio.
The p instruction was displayed in the upper left corner of the monitor.The task was described to respondents as adjusting the brightness of the upper right square such that the adjusted interval between it and the lower right square be twice (p = 2) or two thirds (p = 2/3) that of the reference interval, the lower left to the upper left squares.
The adjusted interval of rejection for the test statistic was found in any particular situation with fixed variances using only the first two steps in the algorithm, choosing n=100,000.
Unadjusted and adjusted interval-censored survival analyses were used to evaluate the associations between boys' serum OCP concentrations (in quartiles) and age at sexual maturity; the three higher quartiles were each compared with the lowest quartile, and tests for trend were performed by modeling OCP quartiles as an ordinal variable.
At the same time I adjusted intervals appropriately between rainy days for keeping the mean annual volume constant.
The adjusting interval C for feedback control is set to 1 s. Figure 13 plots that the maximum eigenvalues as control parameters α and β are varied when number of classes is 5 and the number of nodes in each class is 10.
Confidence intervals for TB incidence were calculated using both the Wilson score interval and Agresti-Coull adjusted Wald interval methods.
The adjusted Wald interval for difference of proportions with matched pairs [20] was used to establish equivalence based on the 95% confidence interval (CI) between the difference in response rates being contained in the −15% and 15% interval.
"caCl" means cluster adjusted confidence interval.
In addition, the 95% adjusted confidence interval for the treatment effect was also estimated.
This is 647 and would mean the cluster did not represent a statistical excess (adjusted confidence interval: 0.87 to 8.91, adjusted p-value = 0.304).
