The phrase "adjusted percentage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a percentage that has been modified or recalculated based on certain criteria or factors.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we found that the adjusted percentage of sales growth was significantly higher than initially reported."
Alternatives: "modified percentage" or "revised percentage".
*presence of missing data, adjusted percentage.
Baseline prevalence and age-, sex-, and race/ethnic group–adjusted percentage of participants above each cut point increased significantly after AT and ATRT (P < 0.05 for all).
Receipt of a LSAE notification was associated with a 73.2, 76.8 and 77.1 adjusted percentage point increase for HCV, HIV and HBV testing, respectively (all p<0.001).
Table 4 presents, by state, the age/sex adjusted percentage of patients revascularized (i.e., patients who underwent PCI or CABG surgery) that underwent PCI procedures.
Assay performance was formally assessed and is summarised in Table 3. Duplicate calibration curves were constructed for each tumour panel assessment and were used to derive adjusted percentage mutation burden calls for each genotype in duplicate.
Covariate adjusted means for diameter change during the FMD and NTG assessments were obtained, back-transformed, and then converted to a "corrected" adjusted percentage change by subtracting 1 from the back-transformed value and multiplying it by 100.
Adjusted percentages of change (and 95% CI) were calculated for salivary cotinine from the model coefficients.
Adjusted percentages of change (and 95% CI) were calculated for the prevalence of any respiratory symptom from the model coefficients, taking into account baseline prevalence rates (since the logistic regression model overestimates associations when the prevalence of exposure is >20%) [43].
The adjusted percentages show that these differences persist after controlling for other factors.
The adjusted percentages of misincorporated clones were similar to those obtained previously for the 3AS and 3DS libraries.
The first model shows the unadjusted percentage of respondents who experienced the outcome; the second model shows the adjusted percentages after controlling for other factors.
