The phrase "adjusted predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to predictions that have been modified or refined based on new data or analysis.
Example: "After analyzing the latest data, we have updated our adjusted predictions for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "revised forecasts" or "modified estimates."
Therefore, we calculated and graphed adjusted predictions for these variables.
Such centile curves allow for more precision compared to usual recommendations since they provide adjusted predictions.
To make adjusted predictions comparable to unadjusted survey results, probabilities and discrete changes are multiplied by 100 and can be read as percentage of respondents choosing any answer category.
Adjusted predictions showed no difference in the probability of a good neurological outcome for any value of no-flow time (Fig 1).
* Odds ratios measure the multivariable or adjusted predictions, including adjustment for the matching characteristics: age, sex, and year.
Firstly, to provide a fine grained picture, we specified years of experience as a set of 39 indicator variables and then plotted adjusted predictions and associated confidence intervals of the outcome for each year of experience.
Three logistic models were used to compute adjusted prediction (predicted probabilities) of the outcomes across the SES measures and marginal effects (differences in predicted probabilities) between different levels of SES (Table 3).
Figure 2 shows a predictive model to estimate adjusted prediction for the prescription of antibiotics.
The FTO-rs9939609 polymorphism, systolic blood pressure, and waist hip ratio were the most significant independent predictors for T2D, in which the power of the adjusted prediction model was 0.769.
Table 2 shows both the unadjusted and the adjusted prediction model.
The proposed completeness index is the ratio of the observed number to the adjusted prediction for each registry.
