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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adjusting for dat" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error, likely intended to say "adjusting for that" or "adjusting for data."
Example: "When analyzing the results, we need to consider adjusting for that variable to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "accounting for that" or "considering the data."
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The AC DAT concentration related to the diagnostic group, after adjusting for putamen DAT, GCT and their interactions.
Adjusting for putamen DAT concentration, as a measure of severity of motor disease, caudate DAT concentration was lower in DLB than in PD.
Although unadjusted caudate DAT concentration was comparable between PD and DLB subjects, as shown previously [ 52], the caudate DAT concentration adjusted for putamen DAT concentration as a measure of severity of motor disease was significantly higher in PD subjects compared with DLB subjects and HCS.
Adjusting for it is Isaac Bruce.
After adjusting for high residential exposure as well as the other relevant factors, we observed a 2-fold and almost 3-fold increase in PD risk among likely pesticide-exposed carriers of one and of two or more DAT susceptibility alleles, respectively, but no association among the occupationally unexposed regardless of the number of DAT susceptibility alleles (Table 5).
Adjust for size.
(Results were adjusted for inflation).
We adjusted for inflation.
Not adjusted for dividends.
Adjusted for what?
Adjust for altitude.
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