Sentence examples for adjusted trend from inspiring English sources

This reduced the number of subjects contributing to the fully adjusted trend model from 12,696 (former smokers excluded) to 12,415 and mildly strengthened the observed effect modification by alcohol consumption with % changes per 10 additional cigarettes per day of 0.78, 4.02, 6.28, 4.81, 7.81, and 9.15 with increasing alcohol consumption intensities (interaction P = 0.0067).

Using an age adjusted trend analysis, M.J. Goldacre and colleagues [ 11] demonstrated an overall decline in COPD mortality for men in England over the period 1979-1998.

The increase in the incidence of this subgroup (adjusted trend IRR, 1.10 (1.09–1.11), P<0.0001) was greater than that for CD overall.

Variables having an effect on the age adjusted trend of the cancer concerned at the 10% or higher level of statistical significance were considered to be potential confounders.

There was a similar increase in the proportion (from 18 to 53%) and the incidence of CD, with anemia recorded in the year before diagnosis (adjusted trend IRR, 1.13 (1.12–1.13), P<0.0001).

Additionally, to take into account that early death due to nasal cancer may limit the detection of lymphohematopoietic malignancies, a mortality adjusted trend test was used (the Peto Mortality-Prevalence test) for evaluation where exposed groups showed differences in survival.

Observed and adjusted trends by period.

Observed and adjusted trends (time modelling) Fig. 138 (abstract A1153).

We tested crude trends by Spearman's rank correlation test and adjusted trends by multivariable regression analyses by entering PFOA and PFOS as continuous variables in the model.

45 Moreover, we adjusted trends for background changes in non-MVR injury admissions, which would have been most affected by changes to ED department waiting times.

In our study, adjusted trends were in several cases attenuated compared to unadjusted trends, so failing to adjust for missing data may have exaggerated the magnitude of behaviour change.