Sentence examples for adjusted median from inspiring English sources

Using the logistic models, there was also a significant difference in the adjusted median length of PICU stay (adjusted median difference +3.7 days, P < 0.001; hazard ratio 1.39, 95% CI = 1.07 to 1.80, P = 0.01) for patients receiving old blood, but no significant impact on mortality.

Comparing this with Table 1 reveals this as 49%44(44 %) of the adjusted median wage of own-account workers (recruiters).

At our request, they looked at data from the Department of Labor's Current Population Survey, finding "In the three major STEM categories (Computer and Math Occupations; Architecture and Engineering; and Life, Physical, and Social Sciences), inflation adjusted median wage growth was both positive and higher than all workers 16 and over," Rothwell tells me in an email.

Those were the good old days of United State's innovation and, as economist Tyler Cowen points out, in the period from 1947 to 1973 because of American creativity and productivity, the inflation adjusted median income here almost doubled.

The adjusted median augmentation index was similar between the two groups (p = 0.84).

The adjusted median pulse wave velocities were higher in the PE group compared to the non-PE group (carotid-femoral: 1.10±0.14 MoMs vs 0.99±0.11 MoMs; p<0.01 and carotid-radial: 1.08±0.12 MoMs vs 1.0±0.11 MoMs; p<0.01).

And the tax cuts for the wealthy never trickled down to middle-class families: Inflation-adjusted median weekly earnings fell by 2.3percentt during the economic expansion from 2001Q4 to 2007Q4.

To adjust for economic changes specific to Illinois that could affect the observed relations between alcohol taxes and STI rates between 2003 and 2011, we adjusted analyses for inflation-adjusted median household income 20.

Across the county, the median rent, adjusted for inflation, surged 27% between 2000 and 2013 — yet inflation-adjusted median household incomes for renters fell 7%, according to a California Housing Partnership Corporation report released last year.

The release from the Census Bureau includes a chart showing inflation-adjusted median household income going all the way back to 1967.

From 1989 to 2011, inflation-adjusted median income here dropped 23 percent.