Sentence examples for adjusting results from inspiring English sources

Adjusting results for lower-than-expected warranty claims, per-share earnings rose 26% to $0.24.

This evidence has practical value in guiding the design of SC experiments and in adjusting results from different SC designs when comparing the evidence.

One of the main objectives of our work is to estimate the values of the parameters (alpha_{1}, ldots, lambda_{3}) as precisely as possible, for example, by using the least squares method and adjusting results coming from a statistical study that is planned to be done in subsequent work.

If comparisons with national populations do reveal selection bias, we will correct for this by adjusting results for relevant confounders.

Although we tried to minimize this by adjusting results for several potential risk factors, residual confounding cannot be ruled out.

This could open the door to adjusting results to one's hypotheses by assuming priors consistent with these hypotheses.

The adjusted results shown in Table 4 include adjustment for educational level, which varies considerably between the racial groups.

Age-adjusted risk estimates were very similar to the fully adjusted results (Table 1).

When an individual study presented both crude and adjusted ORs and 95% CIs, we used the maximally adjusted results.

This would allow adjusted results to be calculated independently across studies, using consistent sets of adjustment factors.

Adjusted results beat analysts' expectations, however, and the company's shares jumped 10percentt.