The phrase "adjusted statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been modified or recalibrated to account for certain variables or conditions.
Example: "The adjusted statistics reveal a more accurate picture of the economic impact after accounting for inflation."
Alternatives: "modified data" or "revised figures".
Evaluations of bead assay data to determine host response to vaccination using fold change and absolute change, with a general linear model used to calculate adjusted statistics, present very different pictures of the antibody response when pre-vaccination antibody levels are low.
The study headline and discussion highlighted the most heavily adjusted statistics, and this will likely be the focus of press reports.
Normality and homogeneity of variance was tested and adjusted statistics were used as required.
By contrast, adjusted statistics showed no more significance in the prescription of anxiolytics and antidepressants to primary care patients with or without subthreshold GAD [ 58].
In this scenario, biological attributes beyond the adjusted statistics generally receive little attention and, more importantly, the fundamental biological characteristics of low-penetrance susceptibility genes have yet to be determined.
The representativeness of the sample was assessed by using the quota method[ 12], and computerised weighting was used, according to the Ranking Adjusted Statistics method [ 13], In order to reduce the bias due to non respondents to the screening mail, sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents were adjusted to the structure of the French general population aged 15 years and more [ 14].
The bureau is periodically accused by Western and Chinese experts of adjusting statistics for political reasons, something the agency's officials strongly deny.
Permutation tests were applied for adjusting statistics for multiple comparisons: a total number of 1,000 permutations were performed for each test.
- The residuals of linear regression analyses on age [ 45] were used instead of raw scores in order to adjust statistics for age effects.
External data sources, such as survey data, provide a means of assessing the consistency of administrative data and may be used to adjust statistics based on administrative data sources.
Many of the 25 transcripts identified by t test were no longer significant when using Bonferroni's correction to adjust statistics for the multiple transcripts analysed, but Bonferroni's correction has been recognized as a drastic one when used in this context, which contrasts with the SAM-associated false discovery rate [ 31].
