Sentence examples for adjusting for the age from inspiring English sources
After statistically adjusting for the age of the mother, family history of psychotic disorders, education level and other factors, they found consistently increasing risk as fathers aged.
This was true even after adjusting for the age of child, socioeconomic status, and the living environments of respondents.
It is likely that the higher prevalence of cataract in our female study population can be partially attributed to their older age, but even after adjusting for the age difference, the sex difference in cataract formation still exists.
After adjusting for the age and weight of the fish, which affect mercury accumulation, they confirmed there was no detectable rise from 1971 to 1998.
Although matching by contact lens use would not per se remove this difference, to determine if contact lens use had an effect, irrespective of disease status, we fit a multivariate linear model to determine the effects of contact lens wear on tear fluid cytokine levels after adjusting for the age of the subjects.
The multinomial regression models make it possible to estimate the relative risks and their confidence intervals by adjusting for the age and sex of the participants.
Adjusting for the age-related deterioration in hearing, the air conduction threshold still deteriorated every year at all frequencies (p < 0.05).
In our study, postirradiation audiograms without adjusting for the age-related hearing shift indicated that the hearing deterioration started at high frequencies.
Without adjusting for the age-related threshold shift, the audiogram plot showed greater deterioration at high frequencies, while the curve was flattened with equal deterioration at all frequencies after making the adjustment.
Adjusted for the age distribution of the population, the jobless rate hit a postwar high.
Gelman originally went further, saying that once the numbers were adjusted for the age effect there was no rise in the death rate, but rather a flattening out.
