The phrase "adjusted length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a measurement or dimension has been modified or changed to fit specific requirements.
Example: "The adjusted length of the fabric is now suitable for the new design specifications."
Alternatives: "modified length" or "altered length".
&Box-Cox transformation: 1/hospital adjusted mortality &&Box-Cox transformation: (1/hospital adjusted length of stay **significant *borderline significant For adjusted hospital mortality, the robust regression analysis confirms previous bi-variate analysis.
Quality-of-care/timeliness metrics, adjusted length of stay, and in-hospital mortality were similar across all resource levels.
Hospitals in the Netherlands vary substantially in case mix adjusted length of stay.
Patient groups were compared for age, gender, number of procedures, number of diagnoses, adjusted length of stay (LOS) and costs, using non-parametric statistics (Wilcoxon).
In the final model for hospital adjusted length of stay, neither MI nor any of the covariates proved to be significant.
We also used Medicare claims data to calculate risk adjusted length of stay for all Medicare admissions for all POHs and non-POHs.
Next, to control for ascertainment bias related to variable read depth, or in this case expression level and mapping success, we adjusted length-corrected SND counts using the read-depth correction (eq. 7) proposed by Jiang et al. [39] that accounts for the possibility of missing data at low coverage sites and the probability of observing a mutant allele in a given sample.
The second method is to have an initial small superframe length and adjust its length any time it is necessary.
Swann sensed him coming and adjusted his length accordingly.
Multiple regression analysis was adjusted for length of stay, disposition, and Charlson-Deyo comorbidity profile.
Although study results showed typical complication rates, acute inpatient consultation significantly increased utilization beyond the CMS target even when adjusted for length of stay, patient comorbidities, and discharge.
