The phrase "adjusted weighted" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts involving statistical analysis or data processing where weights are modified or recalibrated.
Example: "The adjusted weighted average provides a more accurate representation of the data set after accounting for outliers."
Alternatives: "modified weight" or "revised weight".
RE reduced incremental adjusted weighted mean glucose (0 4 h) values by 42 49 mg/dL and mean glucose (0 10 h) by 52 69 mg/dL.
Data collected from the responses was adjusted (weighted) to reflect the demographics of NC and TN based on the 2013 state census.
Mean and variance adjusted weighted least squares estimation was applied to evaluate the standardized parameters (beta, β).
To accommodate the binary nature of the data, we used mean and variance adjusted weighted least-squares estimation [ 22].
Observed indicators were declared as categorical and we relied on the robust mean and variance adjusted weighted least squares estimator (WLSMV) for estimation.
CFA was utilized using the WLSMV (mean and variance adjusted weighted least squares) estimator, 28 as this estimator performs best in the CFA modeling of categorical data.
Meanwhile, an excellent balance performance could be gained through adjusting weighted parameters flexibly.
The MPlus 5.2 software [ 59] was used to estimate the model parameters by specifying a probit link function and using a mean and variance adjusted weighted-least squares estimation method (WLSMV) suitable for ordinal data [ 60].
Weighted models, like count models, compute total scores across a set of indicators, but each factor is adjusted or weighted by relative importance.
a, b, c Letters that are different indicate statistically significant differences (p < 0.05) of adjusted and weighted means.
28 The data set was adjusted and weighted for clustering arising from the sampling design, taking into account camp and household population variations.
