Sentence examples for adjusted relation from inspiring English sources

†Satterthwaite adjusted F test for significance of covariate adjusted relation of characteristic with outcome.

The first, a study of Hawaiian men of Japanese origin aged 51-64 n=29466) and 65-75 (n=847) years, found no significant multivariate adjusted relation between alcohol consumption and all cause mortality in either age group after six years, although J-shaped relations were visible in each age group compared with pooled non-drinkers.

Multivariate adjusted relations were evaluated by using the Cox proportional hazard model.

Additional multivariable analysis was performed by means of logistic regression to seek adjusted relations between type of brain lesions and ICU mortality and GOS at 6 months.

Tables  3 and 4 show the demographic characteristic, glomerular filtration rate, cardiovascular drug use and waist circumference adjusted relations of adiponectin variables with metabolic risk factors and endothelial activation molecules in all patients.

MartConfigurator also allows modification of the source schema in certain ways, such as adding and removing keys for adjusting relations between tables.

Tax levels would be adjusted in relation to consumption and the consequent achievement of carbon targets.

In Denmark, readmission rates are publicly reported but payments are not adjusted in relation to readmissions.

Your vac could be adjusted in relation to the amount of fluid being drained for the most effective healing.

While the tax rate is adjusted in relation to the reassessment, and some property tax bills could go down, most homeowners see an increase in their new tax bills, which continue to grow annually.

One major type of Thoroughbred horse race is the handicap race, in which the weights horses must carry during a race are adjusted in relation to their age (the more immature the horse, the less weight it carries).