It chases them around the districts, totting up the costs they can see and adjusting the candidates' filings by a few lakhs.
In order to ensure early normocapnia was independently associated with good neurological outcome, we performed sensitivity analyses adjusting for candidate variables known to be strong predictors of poor outcome in post-cardiac arrest patients.
In separate multivariate models, we adjusted each candidate psychosocial variable (anxiety, depression, and perceived stress) for candidate demographic variables with P < 0.20 in the unadjusted model (age, income, employment status).
The model measured the time from last election until death (or end of the study period) for all candidates, adjusting for life expectancy at the time of election.
It can dramatically cut down the number of parameter trials and also provide the flexibility to adjust the candidate set size under computational time constraint.
For the multivariate models, we adjusted each candidate psychosocial variable for the demographic variables that were significant.
A Cox proportional hazards model (adjusted for candidate's life expectancy at the time of election) considered years until death (or years until end of study period for those not yet deceased by 9 September 2015) for elected candidates versus runners-up.
PDSA aims to select, implement, test and adjust a candidate intervention 4 43 44 to identify what works in a local context, allow interventions that do not work to be discarded, and to enable those that appear promising to be optimised and customised.
Bob Kerrey, a former Democratic senator from Nebraska who is president of the New School University in Manhattan, said Mr. Obama seemed to be adjusting well from candidate to president-elect.
Members of the Greek chorus, all failed 2016 Republican Presidential candidates, were adjusting their charcoal-gray suits backstage.
