The phrase "adjusting at the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We are adjusting at the same time to the new regulations."
Alternatives: "adjusting simultaneously" or "making adjustments together".
Changes of the health characteristics of children between the two time points of the study in relation to their baseline schistosomiasis infection status, adjusting at the same time for age and sex, were analyzed using generalized logit multinomial models for all three areas and for each morbidity measure using the PROC LOGISTIC command in SAS version 9.1 (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC).
Thus, the study was based on 40 years of residential histories and used generalised additive models to identify clusters of breast cancer in space and time simultaneously, adjusting at the same time for known risk factors such as parity and age at first birth.
The optical indices of the films are modelized by a Forouhi dispersion law model and the thickness and roughness are adjusted at the same time.
In addition, the height of the backrest and the depth of the seat can be adjusted at the same time since the entire backrest can be moved forward or backward, upward or downward.
The buying and selling by managers to conform to these revamped indexes could be particularly troublesome for owners of index funds based on the Morgan Stanley international indexes, especially if too many money managers adjust at the same time.
The former is more stable, so if rates rise and the loans adjust at the same frequency you won't feel the pain as quickly.
Finally, in group IV (n = 10) rats were injected with H2O adjusted at the same pH (3.8) as the HgCl2solution, following the same protocol of HgCl2 administration and this group was considered as control group.
Technology has always outrun the law, and the law always adjusts, but at the same time, more music is being played now than ever before.
Sex, highest qualification, marital status, psychosocial health, and children in the household were adjusted for at the same time point as the change in LLI in each model, for example, models assessing changes in LLI at age 42 as the exposure, adjusted for education at age 42, models using changes in LLI at age 33 adjusted for education at age 33, and so forth.
For the first 5 days following discontinuation of these drugs, adjusting for the same variables, eGFR increased at the highest rate in patients receiving piperacillin/tazobactam (table 3).
A separate multivariate model adjusting for the same factors, but looking at cumulative years of adherence that showed patients with less than 3 years good adherence (i.e., >80%), were at increased risk of death compared with patients having 5 years of good adherence.
