For year 2000 summer season, PM10 had a very strong impact on the excess daily mortality, and therefore the daily maximum temperature became a less important risk factor in terms of the adjusted R. Furthermore, there was a high correlation (Pearson correlation coefficient is 0.501) between PM10 and O3 during the year 2000 summer season.
Furthermore, adjusting contrast does not mask significant fluorescent signals if the contrast adjustments are made to represent the range of intensities within an image.
Furthermore, adjusting the models for severity of hypertension had little effect on the adjusted rate ratios, indicating that this variable was probably well balanced between groups.
Furthermore, adjusting for adult SEP and adult body size could be considered an over-adjustment, if these factors lie on the causal pathway.
Furthermore, adjusting Bi2S3@SiO2-PVDF interface by controlling the SiO2 shell thickness results in changing dielectric behaviors.
Furthermore, adjusting the width of objects according to the type of manipulation required might be an effective way to promote performance.
Furthermore, adjusting for BMI did not affect the significance of the correlation between nervonic acid and HOMA-IR.
Furthermore, adjusting for SEP may not be equally valid across different ethnic groups [ 45].
Furthermore adjusting for owning the farm or farm size (which might affect time outdoors) did not alter these findings.
Furthermore, adjusting for waist circumference (in the WHS) instead of BMI also did not alter the estimates substantially.
Furthermore, adjusting for maternal education, marital status, and maternal race/ethnicity was an improvement over many previous studies that were not able to adjust for these factors.
