The phrase "adjusted measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to measurements that have been modified or corrected for accuracy or specific conditions.
Example: "The engineer provided the adjusted measurements to ensure the project met the required specifications."
Alternatives: "modified measurements" or "corrected measurements".
All studies that provided adjusted measurements included age in the analysis.
We described spatial variability by computing the coefficient of variation (CV) of temporally adjusted measurements across all sessions.
Spatial variability, estimated by the CV across all temporally adjusted measurements, was greatest for BTEX, followed by benzene, then formaldehyde (CV of 0.57, 0.35, 0.22, respectively).
Figure 1 shows two series of daily averaged baseline adjusted measurements of HR at the 1100- to 1300-hr period for mice in the control and exposure groups.
Total BTEX levels exhibited the most spatial variability, followed by benzene and formaldehyde (coefficient of variation of temporally adjusted measurements of 0.57, 0.35, 0.22, respectively).
Since there was a wide range of gestational age at each visit, these measurements are used in the analyses as gestational age adjusted measurements [ 110].
Watterson's θ and π are coalescent-based estimators of the population mutation rate (θ = 2Neμ) assuming standard neutral conditions and infinite sites or infinite alleles, respectively, that are useful as a sample-size adjusted measurement of nucleotide diversity.
Between-array normalization methods have been developed to reduce these array-to-array variations by adjusting measurements at a global level.
They compared the results with those obtained by using conventional estimation methods, such as adjusting measurements based on urine levels of the metabolite creatinine, a surrogate for hydration status.
For each day with a TEOM measurement, the adjusted TEOM measurement was calculated to be the original TEOM measurement times the 21 day moving average of the ratio of FRM/TEOM.
With timely measurement, the error can be contained and even reduced if the predictor's parameters are adjusted when measurements are taken.
